Quantcast
Channel: Post Feed
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 3764

Given gene ID and genomic coordinates, how can I create a GFF formatted file?

$
0
0
  I have downloaded a list of coordinates of yeast genes from Xu et al., 2009 (see table S3). Unfortunately its current format is not a standard format so it does not appear to be compatible with the programs I would like to use i.e. HOMER, bedops or bedtools. I was wondering if anyone could help me get it into a gff format using unix or R (other languages are also welcome if the code is just copy and paste)? I tried to recreate what I saw at the ensembl website, but said programs were still not recognizing it as gff.  Here is the beginning of the file (there are actually ~7K lines):   ID    chr    strand    start    end    type    name    commonName    endConfidence    source ST0001    1    +    9369    9601    SUTs    SUT001    SUT001    bothEndsMapped    Manual ST0002    1    +    30073    30905    CUTs    CUT001    CUT001    bothEndsMapped    Automatic ST0003    1    +    31153    32985    ORF-T    YAL062W    GDH3    bothEndsMapped    Manual ST0004    1    +    33361    34897    ORF-T    YAL061W    BDH2    bothEndsMapped    Manual ST0005    1    +    35097    36393    ORF-T    YAL060W    BDH1    bothEndsMapped    Manual ST0006    1    +    36545    37329    ORF-T    YAL059W    ECM1    bothEndsMapped    Manual ST0007    1    +    37409    39033    ORF-T    YAL058W    CNE1    bothEndsMapped    Manual ST0008    1   ...

Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 3764

Trending Articles