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  • donwload dbSNP131 in BED-format

    Hi all,

    I am studying SNVs from Illumina paired-end data. I was wondering if I could make an overlap between my identified SNVs and the SNPs that are already known. In order to do that, I would need a BED-formate with the (at least) 4 columns:
    Chr
    Position (zero-based)
    Position (one-based)
    SNIP ID (rs-name).

    I already looked at the UCSC and the NCBI website and I find there the SNPs in different files, per chromosome, but with a lot of additional information. Is there some shortcut to obtain the data I want, or do I need to download each file separately, then merge them, and then delete all the information I'm not interested in ?

    Thanks a lot!
    Lien

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    There is the whole dbSNP (snp131.txt.gz) at UCSC downloads:



    but to make a BED file you have to reorder/extract the columns (easy way e.g. with awk).

    Barbara

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      Thanks a lot!

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