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  • crazyhottommy
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    as suggested, have a try for bedtools http://bedtools.readthedocs.org/en/l...s/closest.html


    Originally posted by ashuchawla View Post
    I have to do it the other-way round - I have to find the peaks near all the genes in Human. I have the peak list with start and end positions. I also have a gene list with start transcription and end transcription .

    Any pointers on how to do that would be really appreciated

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  • ashuchawla
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    I have to do it the other-way round - I have to find the peaks near all the genes in Human. I have the peak list with start and end positions. I also have a gene list with start transcription and end transcription .

    Any pointers on how to do that would be really appreciated

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  • kadircaner
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    you can also use GREAT - great.stanford.edu

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  • gene_x
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    bedtools?

    see: http://bedtools.readthedocs.org/en/l...s/closest.html

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  • crazyhottommy
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    or you can use http://cistrome.org/ap/
    based on Galaxy.

    under the cistrome tool box
    go to Integrative Analysis, click peak2gene: Peak Center Annotation

    you can get a list of genes close to your peaks.

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  • lewewoo
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    Thanks!
    I will try it for sure!

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  • Dario1984
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    There is a Bioconductor package called ChIPpeakAnno. If you know the R language, you should use it.

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  • lewewoo
    started a topic closest TSS of given peaks

    closest TSS of given peaks

    Hi I have a list of ChipSeq peaks, what are the fastest way to find the closest TSS in the given length (for example, 1kb, 2kb... 10kb); Any tools or Perl scripts for this? Thanks a lot!

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