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  • LouiseT
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    • Feb 2013
    • 11

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    Convert Cytogenetic location to base pair position

    Hi everybody.
    I am trying to collect annotation files so that I can annotate as many of my variants as possible with functional elements. I am not just interested in annotating variants in genes but in all functional elements also regulatory elements without known function.
    From HGNC I can download annotation files for multiple elements however the chromosomal locations are given in Cytogenetic locations:


    1p X74328 NM_001841 CNR
    1p BC014966 NM_002953
    1p AF097330 NM_013943 CLIC
    1p11.1 BC029687 NM_022836
    1p11.1 AK127536 NM_152380 TBX
    1p11.2 AY091592 NG_002684

    An I need them to be in base pair positions e.g.

    chr1 100 150 X74328 NM_001841 CNR

    Can anyone tell me how I can convert the cytogenetic locations into bp positions?

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