[BioC] Human, Mouse and Rat homologs
Wolfgang Huber
whuber at embl.de
Thu May 20 20:40:54 CEST 2010
Dear David
one of the possible solutions is via the BioMart interface to the
Ensembl databases. Please check the getLDS function in the biomaRt
package, which is described in that package's vignette.
Best wishes
Wolfgang
Lyon scripsit 20/05/10 04:54:
> If I had a file containing a list of Human:
>
> 1)Refseq IDs:
>
> "probe_id" "accession"
> "1" "8039748" "NM_130786"
> "2" "8039748" "NP_570602"
> "3" "7960947" "NM_000014"
> "4" "7960947" "NP_000005"
> "5" "8144857" "NM_000662"
> "6" "8144857" "NM_001160170"
>
> Or
>
> 2)Ensemble genes:
>
> "probe_id" "ensembl_id"
> "1" "8039748" "ENSG00000121410"
> "2" "7960947" "ENSG00000175899"
> "3" "8144857" "ENSG00000171428"
> "4" "8144866" "ENSG00000156006"
> "5" "7976496" "ENSG00000196136"
> "6" "8083415" "ENSG00000114771"
>
>
> which R package does the conversion of the list of IDs to find the Mouse homologs and can someone type the exact command?
>
> Thank you for your consideration.
>
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