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  • get genes located in a genomic region

    Hello:

    I have a bed file of genomic coordinates in a file (# of rows in this file are 800).

    chr5 87956489 87957187
    chr16 89626644 89627869
    chr17 72270301 72270512
    chr8 2078049 2078427


    I want to find all the genes in every coordinate.
    I could use UCSC table browser by uploading these coordinates and select variables from tables.

    However, UCSC browser allows only 1000 one at a time and I don't want to do copy paste or break file 8 times.

    Is there any alternative way.

    I apologize in advance in case if you suggest Biomart - I tried and I have no success there.

    thanks a lot.

  • #2
    What's wrong with breaking a file up into chunks? It's not like it takes more than a second to do. You could always use bedtools or even R if you prefer.

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    • #3
      You could also use bedops and gencode as well. The gtf from gencode would give you the genes and bedops would give you all the gene overlaps with your bed.

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