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  • eni86
    Junior Member
    • May 2019
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    ¿How do I map protein coordinates on CDS?

    Hello again (2nd post in one day, the other one is here)
    On this thead the issue is as follows:
    I have a table corresponding to a multifasta protein file which contains one row per predicted motif consisting on the name of the sequence, the motif predicted, and the coordinates.

    What do I want to do? Convert the coordinates to the corresponding ones in the CDS multifasta file and extract them.

    The thing is, just multiplying by 3 doesn't do the work because, for example, if the motif starts in the aminoacid 1, the corresponding sequence in the CDS file starts in the first position, not the third one

    Any ideas? BTW, I work on python3 and bash but at this point, any solution will do
    Thanks in advance

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