[Hg19.Gtf] Why Is The Same Transcript Annotated As Multiple Isoforms??
Why is the same transcript (chr1:1572770:1572875) annotated as multiple isoforms (CDK11B,CDK11Bdup1,CDK11Bdup2,CDK11Bdup3,CDK11Bdup4,CDK11B_dup5) in hg19?
chr1 hg19_refFlat CDS 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - 0 gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B"; chr1 hg19_refFlat exon 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - . gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B"; chr1 hg19_refFlat CDS 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - 0 gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup1"; chr1 hg19_refFlat exon 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - . gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup1"; chr1 hg19_refFlat CDS 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - 0 gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup2"; chr1 hg19_refFlat exon 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - . gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup2"; chr1 hg19_refFlat CDS 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - 0 gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup3"; chr1 hg19_refFlat exon 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - . gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup3"; chr1 hg19_refFlat CDS 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - 0 gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup4"; chr1 hg19_refFlat exon 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - . gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup4"; chr1 hg19_refFlat CDS 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - 0 gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup5"; chr1 hg19_refFlat exon 1572770 1572875 0.000000 - . gene_id "CDK11B"; transcript_id "CDK11B_dup5";
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The region chr1:1572770 - 1572875 is not the same transcript; it's the same exon. 105 bp would be rather small for a transcript.
So there are multiple alternative transcripts for the gene CDK11B - at least 6 according to Refseq and 5 according to Ensembl - and all of them contain that exon.
Try starting from this view in the genome browser and zooming out, until you start to see the structure of the transcripts.
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