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  • gtf file reverse complement coordinates

    Hey All, I have a question about chromosomal coordinates and Htseq. If I wanted to see if reads mapped to the chromosome location 4544400:4559600 on chromosome 1 the gtf line for this would be
    chr1 piRNAbank 4544400 4559600 15200 + . gene_id "piRNAcluster_1"

    Now lets say I wanted to see if the reads I have map to this same region on the reverse complement or - strand would the gtf entry be
    chr1 piRNAbank 4544400 4559600 15200 - . gene_id "piRNAcluster_1"
    or would I have to get different coordinates for the reverse complement?
    Hopefully this makes sense and thanks for the help!
    Leanne

  • #2
    What you have is correct, you just switch the strand column (from + to -) to denote the other strand.

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    • #3
      Great thank you!

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      • #4
        By any chance does anyone know if there is a way to convert mm9 chromosome coordinates to mm10 genome coordinates?

        Thanks
        Leanne

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        • #5
          Originally posted by lwhitmore View Post
          By any chance does anyone know if there is a way to convert mm9 chromosome coordinates to mm10 genome coordinates?

          Thanks
          Leanne

          Use liftOver utility at UCSC: https://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgLiftOver

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