Abdalla Ahmed, PhD
Stanford University, Department of Genetics
Hi, Abdalla.
You should be able to perform that conversion; sometimes our system can be cryptic between "Genbank" accession genomes (GCA_) and "Refseq" accession genomes (GCF).
If you look up GRCr8 on our gateway page, you should find the correct assembly: https://genome.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgTracks?db=GCF_036323735.1
Once selected, you can use the liftOver tool to convert to hg38.
Let us know if you have any issues, and we can assist further.
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Hi Luis,
Thanks for your quick response! There is still an issue – I can click the link and I can find GRCr8 on the gateway page but every time I go to the liftover tool with GRCr8 it reverts to “Currently selected genome:Human (hs1)”.
I tried selecting the “GCA_” GRCr8 in the dropdown list in liftover under “Change original genome:” but it reverts to “Currently selected genome:Human (hs1)”. Same thing happens with the “GCF” GRCr8.
If I select anything else it says the correct genome. For example:
If I select Rat (rn7) then “Currently selected genome:Rat (rn7)”, or
If I select Zebrafish – May 2017 then “Currently selected genome:Zebrafish (danRer11)”…
but GRCr8 gives “Currently selected genome:Human (hs1)”.
Ideally, I’d like to use the webtool but if there is a chain file available, I can run it locally.
Thanks,
Abdalla Ahmed, PhD
Postdoctoral Scholar - Snyder lab
Stanford University, Department of Genetics