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  • david.tamborero
    Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 60

    #1

    Converting mRNA coordinates to chromosome coordinates

    hi,

    any of you know how to (easily) change mrna coordinates of a gene to chromosomal positions (or viceversa)? Something as (figures are invented): KRAS c.819A>T to chr12:25,357,800 A>T

    I just need it from time to time in specific cases, so the simplest the better.

    many thanks!
    david
  • dpryan
    Devon Ryan
    • Jul 2011
    • 3478

    #2
    Hopefully there's a website out there that will do that for you, but if not, you can use the transcriptLocs2refLocs() function in GenomicRanges (an R package from Bioconductor).

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    • david.tamborero
      Member
      • Feb 2011
      • 60

      #3
      Thanks for your answer!

      FYI, the package -at least in my R libs installation- is in library('GenomicFeatures')

      Anyway, I quickly check the command and it seems to require that I indicate the genomic coordinates of each exon (of each transcript) and therefore the position of the mrna I am interested in, so the 'only' thing that the program does is to use this info to perform the conversion.

      I would love something that do not require to input more info than just the name of the gene and the mrna position...

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      • david.tamborero
        Member
        • Feb 2011
        • 60

        #4
        I mean, I notice that I can retrieve this info from another commands of the package, so I will do it (or using other means, as the Ensembl api) if no easier way to do that exists in some magic website or so.

        thanks again!
        david

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