Question: DESeq2 Gene IDs
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7 months ago by
sicave0
sicave0 wrote:

I recently ran DESeq2 and got GeneID's that look like this...

AY172335.1 
GL456164.2 
GL456083.2 
GL456173.2 
GL456204.2 
GL456096.1
JH584275.1 
GL456147.2

When I go to search for these on NCBI or Google to determine the common gene name or UniProt ID, I have a difficult time. Does anyone know of an good method of determing the common name of these genes? Is there another function within Galaxy to help me or a website that can easily tell me what these are?

ADD COMMENTlink modified 7 months ago by Jennifer Hillman Jackson25k • written 7 months ago by sicave0
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7 months ago by
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Jennifer Hillman Jackson25k wrote:

Hello,

Double check the annotation file that you are using versus the attributes being counted by the upstream tools and by this tool. For gene annotation to be promoted to the DeSeq2 output summaries, the annotation GTF/GFF must contain transcript_id and gene_id within the attributes when HTseq-count or FeatureCounts data is input or a distinct transcript-to-gene mapping file can be provided if using TMP counts.

Galaxy tutorials with an example usage: https://galaxyproject.org/learn/

Thanks, Jen, Galaxy team

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