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This question is not very clear... To my knowledge 1000G (i.e. the 1000 genomes project) is not really a source of exon annotations. Human exon annotations can be obtained from quite a few sources. Two of the most popular are Ensembl and UCSC. Can you elaborate a bit more on your question though, in particular what your goals are?
Hi Malachi,
Thanks for your response. I need to have the exact coordinates of the human exons. The latest one is located in the 1000 Genomes project website and it is from 2012.. Hope it is more clear now..
There are definitely GENCODE updates more recent than 2012. As Devon posted below, you'll want a GTF file from one of the sources he listed. You can also use the UCSC table browser function to generate these sorts of files from whichever data source you chose (UCSC, Ensembl, GENCODE). They will essentially be quite similar regardless of source.
Either download a GTF file for Ensembl/UCSC/Gencode (they'll essentially be identical for humans) or use biomart.
What format do you need them in? Do you mean you need coordinates of all exons?
I need them in a bed format and yes, I need the coordinates of all human exons.. I emailed 1000G but the latest version they have is from 2013 since they stopped doing sequencing..
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