How can I know if snp is inside a protein domain?
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9.5 years ago
iraun 6.2k

I've some snps covering my gene X. I want to know if any of those snps is included in a domain of the protein encoded by my gene X. Anyone can suggest me how can I know the coordinates of the domains of my gene to see if my snps are included in these regions? Or any other method to know this?

Thanks in advance,

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9.5 years ago

VEP has got an option --domains

--domains Adds names of overlapping protein domains to output. Not used by default

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Thanks Pierre, this is exactly what I was looking for.

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Pierre, you could write a nice paper on the nsSNP frequency and VEP scores across different InterPro domains/familes

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