could you provide a short piece of code showing what you are trying to
accomplish?  The "same gene on different chromosomes" part is confusing.
 It suggests you are looking for paralogous or orthologous transcripts
across organisms, so a piece of code concretely implementing your idea
would help.


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On Thu, Nov 21, 2013 at 10:57 AM, Jerry Cholo <jerrycholo@gmail.com> wrote:

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> Hi everyone,
> Please let me know if we could cross map two different probe set IDs using
> gene names.  In other words, two different probe set IDs were matched if
> they would share same gene name.  If so, I would like to know whether or
> not one gene (let’s call it “gene A”) can be located in different
> chromosome.  If later is true how we could match two different probe set
> IDs using only gene names.  Thank you.
> Jerry
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