Largest and smallest gene

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Aswathy Praveen

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Oct 23, 2013, 4:39:39 AM10/23/13
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Hello,
I would like to know, which is the largest protein coding gene in human body. 
I read from papers and sites that DMD is the largest gene. But, I found out that,
CNTNAP2 gene transcript with start location 145813452 and end location 148118088 has a length of  2304636. 
Also, PTPRD transcript of start position 8314245 and end location 10612723 has a length of 2298478 
and DMD transcript with start location 31137344 and end location 33357726 has a length of 2220382 

I found these numbers from UCSC tracks. Could you please clear the confusion?

Thanks, 
Aswathy


Steve Heitner

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Oct 23, 2013, 12:30:12 PM10/23/13
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Hello, Aswathy.

Please see the following wiki page: http://genomewiki.ucsc.edu/index.php/Gene_Set_Summary_Statistics

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