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@mihailefter Apparently the NCBI response changed. The HGVS descriptions are now located in the DOCSUM
tag.
@ionicbond2005 This issue is now fixed.
one question:
If the variant does not has an rsID, can mutalyzer use other information such as chromosome + positon + reference allele + alternate alllele and convert into HGVS nomenclature?
Thank you
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@ionicbond2005 it looks like you have all the ingredients that constitute an HGVS description, so just put them together as a substitution variant ('>
), include also the coordinate system (.g
), and that's it. If you miss the accession.version
of a chromosome, then you can make use of the Position Converter to retrieve it. Pass it next through the Name Checker to see its correctness.
If you are actually interested in VCF to HGVS, then you can make use of Mutalyzer Client.
Hi,
I am trying to use batch SNP converter. However, when I try to give a list of rsID, the output was just Non existing "my rsID" in the DB or no root element.
I lookup some of my rsID on dbSNP and they are valid
Would you mind fixing this issue?
Thank you batch-job-a8f4acc7-b89d-4027-8968-ffceafcb7435.txt
Attached is the output