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  • nguyendofx
    Member
    • May 2011
    • 31

    #1

    convert CDS coordinate into genome coordinate

    Hi All,

    I have list of genes with CDS coordinates (e.g., c.C1843T), I like genome coordinate (e.g 1:881627-881627). Does anyone know how to get it ?

    Best,
    Ng
  • vivek_
    PhD Student
    • Jul 2012
    • 164

    #2
    If its just a few snps and you can afford to do it manually:

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    • nguyendofx
      Member
      • May 2011
      • 31

      #3
      Thanks vivek - It works, I've confirmed with a control. However, I can't figure out the math ? genomice_position = CDS_start + CDS_coordinate_of_a_variant !
      Do you have an idea how it work ?

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      • gringer
        David Eccles (gringer)
        • May 2011
        • 845

        #4
        You have to do a bit more than just the location of the CDS start. If a gene has multiple exons, then you have to make sure that the position is based on the location at that exon start, rather than the start of the entire coding sequence. You also have to consider reverse complement annotations, which mess with all the numbers again.

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