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EnsemblGene ID conversion

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trumbia • 0

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Hello;

I have some IDs my result of DESeq2 however I do not know what are they also want to convert them to ensembl gene id. Is there any package to check what are they and convert them to ensemblygene id ? Thanks CBL14485 CBL14486 CBL14487 CBL14488 CBL14489 CBL14490 CBL14491 CBL14492 CBL14493

Those are some of the IDs .

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ADD COMMENT • link updated 5.5 years ago by Martin Morgan 25k • written 5.5 years ago by trumbia • 0

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thokall ▴ 160

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Hi,

The information you need should be able to extract from the section "Using select with EnsDb packages" in the vignette to the package "AnnotationDbi".

ADD COMMENT • link 5.5 years ago thokall ▴ 160

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my organism is Ruminococcus bromii. Do you know any library about it?

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It might be available otherwise one can generate one from the information at available at ensembl.

See here. My experience is mostly from eukaryotes so I am not sure what the case is for bacteria

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It does not work for this bacteria. Do you know anything about pseudomonas aureus to convert ensembly gene id? Also id s like EOT21830. Thanks

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> library(rtracklayer)
> z <- import("ftp://ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/release-44/bacteria//gtf/bacteria_21_collection/ruminococcus_bromii_l2_63/Ruminococcus_bromii_l2_63.ASM20987v1.44.gtf.gz")

> z
GRanges object with 11138 ranges and 15 metadata columns:
          seqnames          ranges strand |   source        type     score
             <Rle>       <IRanges>  <Rle> | <factor>    <factor> <numeric>
      [1] FP929051        336-1046      + |      ena        gene      <NA>
      [2] FP929051        336-1046      + |      ena  transcript      <NA>
      [3] FP929051        336-1046      + |      ena        exon      <NA>
      [4] FP929051        336-1043      + |      ena         CDS      <NA>
      [5] FP929051         336-338      + |      ena start_codon      <NA>
      ...      ...             ...    ... .      ...         ...       ...
  [11134] FP929051 2248856-2248990      - |      ena  transcript      <NA>
  [11135] FP929051 2248856-2248990      - |      ena        exon      <NA>
  [11136] FP929051 2248859-2248990      - |      ena         CDS      <NA>
  [11137] FP929051 2248988-2248990      - |      ena start_codon      <NA>
  [11138] FP929051 2248856-2248858      - |      ena  stop_codon      <NA>
              phase     gene_id gene_source   gene_biotype transcript_id
          <integer> <character> <character>    <character>   <character>
      [1]      <NA>   RBR_00100         ena protein_coding          <NA>
      [2]      <NA>   RBR_00100         ena protein_coding      CBL14483
      [3]      <NA>   RBR_00100         ena protein_coding      CBL14483
      [4]         0   RBR_00100         ena protein_coding      CBL14483
      [5]         0   RBR_00100         ena protein_coding      CBL14483
      ...       ...         ...         ...            ...           ...
  [11134]      <NA>   RBR_21880         ena protein_coding      CBL16293
  [11135]      <NA>   RBR_21880         ena protein_coding      CBL16293
  [11136]         0   RBR_21880         ena protein_coding      CBL16293
  [11137]         0   RBR_21880         ena protein_coding      CBL16293
  [11138]         0   RBR_21880         ena protein_coding      CBL16293
          transcript_source transcript_biotype exon_number     exon_id
                <character>        <character> <character> <character>
      [1]              <NA>               <NA>        <NA>        <NA>
      [2]               ena     protein_coding        <NA>        <NA>
      [3]               ena     protein_coding           1  CBL14483-1
      [4]               ena     protein_coding           1        <NA>
      [5]               ena     protein_coding           1        <NA>
      ...               ...                ...         ...         ...
  [11134]               ena     protein_coding        <NA>        <NA>
  [11135]               ena     protein_coding           1  CBL16293-1
  [11136]               ena     protein_coding           1        <NA>
  [11137]               ena     protein_coding           1        <NA>
  [11138]               ena     protein_coding           1        <NA>
           protein_id   gene_name transcript_name
          <character> <character>     <character>
      [1]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
      [2]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
      [3]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
      [4]    CBL14483        <NA>            <NA>
      [5]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
      ...         ...         ...             ...
  [11134]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
  [11135]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
  [11136]    CBL16293        <NA>            <NA>
  [11137]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
  [11138]        <NA>        <NA>            <NA>
  -------
  seqinfo: 1 sequence from an unspecified genome; no seqlengths
> zz <- c("CBL14485", "CBL14486", "CBL14487", "CBL14488", "CBL14489", "CBL14490", "CBL14491", "CBL14492", "CBL14493")
> zzz <- subset(mcols(z)[,c(5,8)], mcols(z)$transcript_id %in% zz)
> zzz[!duplicated(zzz[,1]),]
DataFrame with 9 rows and 2 columns
      gene_id transcript_id
  <character>   <character>
1   RBR_00120      CBL14485
2   RBR_00130      CBL14486
3   RBR_00140      CBL14487
4   RBR_00150      CBL14488
5   RBR_00160      CBL14489
6   RBR_00170      CBL14490
7   RBR_00180      CBL14491
8   RBR_00190      CBL14492
9   RBR_00200      CBL14493
>

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