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Location: Spain Join Date: Jun 2010
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Hi all,
I am interested in getting the list of genes near to my peaks. I have tried different packages but they only give you the nearest gene to your peak. I would be interested in getting a software in which you could get alll the genes up to a distance determined by me. Does anybody know whether this exits? Thanks in advance |
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Location: Stockholm, Sweden Join Date: Feb 2008
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There are lots. For example, BEDTools (windowBED) and cisGenome. The online tool Galaxy also has this kind of functionality.
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chip-seq, gene, location, peak |
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