Closed Rudzik closed 1 year ago
This functionality is now part of the Normalizer. The back translated description shows up in the "Back translated description" fold whenever a back translation can be done.
Please find an example here.
Note that "bare" protein identifiers (e.g., NP_002993.1
) are not supported at the moment. This is on our to do list.
Thank you for your quick response. What if I don't know NC and NG? I would like to enter only NM, as previously. Best regards, Anna W dniu 2022-12-02 11:43:55 użytkownik Jeroen F.J. Laros @.> napisał: This functionality is now part of the Normalizer. The back translated description shows up in the "Back translated description" fold whenever a back translation can be done. Please find an example here. Note that "bare" protein identifiers (e.g., NP_002993.1) are not supported at the moment. This is on our to do list. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: @.>
What if I don't know NC and NG?
Please note that no NC or NG was provided as input. Only a reference build (in this case GRCh38) was provided.
I presume you would like to use one of the following descriptions as input?
NP_002993.1:p.Asp92Tyr
NM_003002.4:p.Asp92Tyr
None of these are currently accepted by Mutalyzer 3. I opened a new issue (#18) for this.
Exactly, I normally used to put in NM_003002.4:p.Asp92Tyr. Thank you very much!
I found this feature to be really a great addition to the Mutalyzer software and I have used it a lot, since many publications do not have nucleotide annotation, and only protein annotation. Now GUI does not have the back translator anymore, you can only find it in the API tab. Could you bring it back?