mRNA sequences of one gene from different people's genomes
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Hi!I would like to analyze a codon structure of a set of human coding sequences. To do this, I first need to create a daset - as many as possibleCDS variants of a single human gene from different individuals. What would be the simplest way to do so?

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Essentially you would first need raw RNA-sequencing data, which you can find on SRA.

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I cant find it for my gene.

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What have you tried?

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Assuming you searched SRA for your gene of interest: that's not how you should use it. In SRA entire experiment datasets are deposited, e.g. all reads from entire mRNA sequencing. So you have to find a tissue in which your gene is expressed in which sufficient samples were sequenced, download the data, process it, isolate the part you are interested in.

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Oh, I'm only a beginner so i dont know how it works. Thank you for your help. I will try.

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