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  • inukj
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 2

    #1

    How to get exon (cds) annotation of a genome?

    Hi,

    I need annotation of exons-only (coding sequence region information) of the chicken genome (GallusGallus).
    How can I get it the most simplest way? I've tried to look into tables provided by the UCSC browser without much success (db=galGal4&hgta_group=allTables&hgta_track=galGal4&hgta_table=cds&hgta_regionType=genome&position=chr5%3A55031036-55105194&hgta_outputType=primaryTable&).

    The ucsc provides a table named cds. Does this mean the coding sequence information? however, I'm not able to understand the table. there is not extra information of which chromosome each line refers to or etc..

    I'd be grateful for any suggestions!

    Thanks.
    Inuk
  • Wallysb01
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2011
    • 286

    #2
    What kind of form do you want it in exactly? Are you thinking a multiple fasta file of CDS genes? Or do you want a gff3/gtf of just CDS regions? Both are possible, and not that difficult. For a fasta file, you could just download it from Ensembl. The CDS only annotation file (gff3/gtf) would take a little manipulation, but it wouldn't be too hard.

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    • inukj
      Junior Member
      • Aug 2012
      • 2

      #3
      Thanks for the prompt reply Wallysb01!

      I figured that I shall work with exons instead of CDS, since UTR regions need to be considered for my analysis. I'd be happy to have it in fasta format. I think that I might have gotten the data from the ucsc browser but I'm unsure. it shows something like (single line)
      585 NM_001031401 chr1 + 77009 89017 79071 88071 15 77009,79071,80408,80609,81604,82298,83944,84189,84590,85139,85419,86072,86552,87495,87934, 77075,79155,80482,80739,81715,82353,84055,84300,84646,85209,85553,86180,86847,87567,89017, 0 HCLS1 cmpl cmpl -1,0,0,2,0,0,1,1,1,0,1,0,0,1,1,

      here, they say that the format is as follows:
      bin, name, chrom, txstart, txend, cdsstart, cdsend, exoncount, exonstarts, exonedns, score, name2, cdsstartstat, cdsendstat, exonframes.

      Does this mean that I can use the txstart/txend as the whole exon region? What exactly does txstart txend stand for? Is it transcription start end?
      Btw, the introns are filtered out.

      For my analysis, I'm looking for small RNA matches within the exon region.

      Regards.

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      • billstevens
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2012
        • 120

        #4
        Hey,

        Does anyone know or have an annotation of hg19 with only ENTREZ gene IDs?

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        • kaboroevich
          Junior Member
          • Mar 2012
          • 7

          #5
          NCBI provides the seq_gene.md file for the galGal4 assembly. The description of the columns is provided in the README. Is that acceptable?

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          • husamia
            Member
            • Apr 2010
            • 66

            #6
            Originally posted by inukj View Post
            Hi,

            I need annotation of exons-only (coding sequence region information) of the chicken genome (GallusGallus).
            How can I get it the most simplest way? I've tried to look into tables provided by the UCSC browser without much success (db=galGal4&hgta_group=allTables&hgta_track=galGal4&hgta_table=cds&hgta_regionType=genome&position=chr5%3A55031036-55105194&hgta_outputType=primaryTable&).

            The ucsc provides a table named cds. Does this mean the coding sequence information? however, I'm not able to understand the table. there is not extra information of which chromosome each line refers to or etc..

            I'd be grateful for any suggestions!

            Thanks.
            Inuk
            I use Mutalyzer which provides webservice https://mutalyzer.nl/positionConverter

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            • billstevens
              Senior Member
              • Mar 2012
              • 120

              #7
              Sorry, I was asking for human genome, hg19.

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