Stable identifiers are ways that databases, such as Ensembl, can label the features, such as genes, transcripts, exons or proteins, in their database. The identifiers aim to be unambiguous …

Ensembl is a genome browser for vertebrate genomes that supports research in comparative genomics, evolution, sequence variation and transcriptional regulation. Ensembl annotate …

Using the most recent genome version or assembly is advised. ID History converter displays IDs that are in the current version of Ensembl. Start with a list of old IDs, and see which ones are …

Ensembl aims to maintain stable identifiers for genes (ENSG), transcripts (ENST), proteins (ENSP) and exons (ENSE) as long as possible. Changes within the genome sequence …

Ensembl gene IDs begin with ENS for Ensembl, and then a G for gene. In this case, ENSG 00000139618 is the Ensembl gene ID for BRCA2. The number is unique, and should not …

This tool can map various protein/gene IDs into gene identifiers and symbols. For instance, to find respective gene symbols for a list of Ensembl genes, or convert human UniProt protein …

Use BioMart in Ensembl to generate a list that shows to which Ensembl gene IDs and to which gene names these RefSeq IDs correspond. Do these 29 transcripts correspond to 29 genes? …

I have an Ensembl ID, what can I tell about it from the ID? An Ensembl stable ID consists of five parts: ENS(species)(object type)(identifier).(version). The first part, 'ENS', tells you that it's an …

This is a generic description of the Stable ID mapping algorithm. We use it to track stable IDs from release to release, but we also use it to match Ensembl GeneTrees to TreeFam entries. The …

2024年10月22日 · This page describes various ways how to convert gene IDs from one format to another, e.g. if you have RefSeq identifiers but need gene symbols (e.g. "BRCA2"), or have …