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  • henrik_licht
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 3

    #1

    How to only select longest isoforms?

    Hi

    I have a set of proteins and would like to remove any isoforms if present, so I only keep the longest splice variant of each gene in my dataset. I'm currently trying to use all-vs-all blastp to accomplish this, but I was wondering whether this is the most optimal way?

    In the literature I have looked at it seems like a very straight forward analysis, but I've only seen references to custom perl scripts or it is simply stated that only the longest isoforms were used in subsequent analyses.

    Oh, I should point out the sequences I'm working with are from a non-model organism.

    any help or suggestions are highly appreciated.
  • thedamian
    Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 50

    #2
    Hi I have the same question, is there a tool to filter only the longest isoforms from a protein set?

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