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Larissa Kluxen

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Jul 10, 2024, 8:36:53 AM7/10/24
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Dear cBioPortal Team,

I would like to use your database and the databases UniProt  to create a list of relevant domains in certain genes.

I know that cBioPortal is hg19 annotated and UniProt is hg38, but that shouldn't matter for the amino acid sequence, should it?

For example, for ZRSR2, UniProt gives position 198-304 for the RRM domain, while cBioPortal gives 246-302 (and this with the same RefSeq and ensemble annotation).

Why is there a difference and how to convert both information?

Thank you :-) Larissa

de Bruijn, Ino

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Jul 30, 2024, 6:16:47 PM7/30/24
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Hi Larissa,

 

Thanks so much for reporting this! Apologies for the delay. We are still trying to work out what the issue is here. Interestingly for hg38 studies in cBioPortal the domain is at 241-297. Filed a ticket:

 

https://github.com/genome-nexus/genome-nexus/issues/747

 

Will keep you posted

 

Best wishes,

Ino

 

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de Bruijn, Ino

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Aug 4, 2024, 4:51:09 PM8/4/24
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Hi Larissa,

 

Xiang found the reason (see more details here). The RRM domain listed on Uniprot is based on Prosite, whereas the cBioPortal one is based on PFAM:

 

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See Browse Tab on this page: https://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/protein/UniProt/Q15696/

 

The way the domains are identified is different for these resources, which is probably why their positions differ. We are not entirely sure yet which one is more accurate, it might depend on your use case

 

We are thinking that an improvement could be for our visualization to also show Uniprot’s Prosite domains in addition to the PFAM ones

 

Best wishes,

Ino

 

 

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