Hi
I am trying to understand what kind of data is in the mRNA dataset of TGCA.
If I open a file, among the other things, there are "genename" for the sequenced parts.
However the gene names are not what I am used to see (e.g. in the NCBI platform), there is no CD34, PHLDB2, VEGFR, and so on.
The names are reported as A_24_P240166 or similar codes, which I guess it is the Agilent name. Googling it I gathered that for example A_24_P240166 means PHLDB2.
Can I assume that these agilent names for the mRNA sequences are unequivocally linked to the traditional name of the gene? I mean if I find a matching table are they synonymous or each Reporter Name can be related to different genes?
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