NCBI Genome Browsers

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Problem 1

  • USCS table browser - bulk
  • assembly = genome sequence with new SNP
  • start with "click here to reset"
  1. Configure tracks and display
    • see the info that the genome browser can provide
  2. Hide all tracks and submit
  3. type gene name in field
  • refseq - One entry per molecule/gene/mrna/protein. NCBI gen bank, people submit to genbank. A redundant database, find 10 different entries.
  • changing display mode of an individual annotation track: hide, dense, **pack, squish
  • Thick bar - exon
  • forward or reverse strand, need to know where the promoter will be, so that's indicated by arrows on horizontal line
  • important to add tracks from multiple sources in case genes annotated missed
  • HGNC = Human Gene notation committee
  • EST - expressed sequence tags
  • click on laft side of genome browser, get
  • "description page"
    • "Sequence and Links"
    • Click on Genomic sequence"
  • what if want to know SNPs?
    • go to Variation
    • Some have indels as well.
  • synonymous changes = NT change but AA no change
    • wobble - multiple code code forthe same AA
    • missence

Show me SNPS in conserved region

  • Comparitive genomics section

Tsble browser, group= variation, then intersect with comparitive genomice, conversation

  • rs prefix = reference SNP
    • BED output two columns is 0-based and 1-based
  • NC chromosome, NG gene, NM mrna, NP protein
  • zoom in by drag over region in genome browser

NCBI MAPVIEWER

  • NCBI map = UCSC track
  • reference assembly, from human genome sequencing project
  • Add maps & objects to same region

ensembl

  • ENSG - ensembl gene id
  • more info adds more tabs across top
  • variant effect predictor
  • show transcript table
  • SNP Annotation R = purine to purine, etc

ENSEMBL BioMart

  • goal: 1000 nucleotide upstream sequence
  1. Choose database
  2. Choose dataset
  3. Filters->gene>inpout external references id list> HGNC > "OTC"
  4. Flanking to the gene or flanking to the transcript, if alternative splicing
  5. header informatoin> uncheck ensembl gene id, associated gene name