Hey everybody,
I have a rather stupid question. How do people commonly associate known genes with large numbers of mapped regions in the genome? I.e. I have large numbers of chromosomal locations (something like "chr42 1313131313 +") and want to know which (if any) known gene this corresponds to. This is such an obvious problem that everybody here must be facing, yet I haven't been able to find a tool or anything to quickly do that. Of course, I could just write a script to do that, I suppose, but I'd like to save myself some work :-).
Thanks!
-Charlie
I have a rather stupid question. How do people commonly associate known genes with large numbers of mapped regions in the genome? I.e. I have large numbers of chromosomal locations (something like "chr42 1313131313 +") and want to know which (if any) known gene this corresponds to. This is such an obvious problem that everybody here must be facing, yet I haven't been able to find a tool or anything to quickly do that. Of course, I could just write a script to do that, I suppose, but I'd like to save myself some work :-).
Thanks!
-Charlie
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