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  • converting between genome and transcripts coordinates

    I need to calculate the exon distance from regions in UTR to the CDS start and I have mm10 genomics coordinates (bed file). I prefer to use refSeq transcripts.

    Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
    DL

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    What does the bed file look like? Maybe a combination of grep and awk could work?

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    • #3
      My bed file has six columns-

      chr10 115315572 115315581 Rab21 9 -
      chr10 115362113 115362122 Tmem19 9 -
      chr10 115362167 115362176 Tmem19 9 -

      Thanks
      DL

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      • #4
        Hi leshkowitz,

        What annotation is being shown in your bed file? Seems to be very small regions, followed by a gene symbol. Does this file contain all the information that will be needed to calculate 'exon distance' - i.e., UTR and CDS start positions?

        Matt.

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