Convertion to gff3 format
Hi everyone,
I have this data about mirna, including its name, accession id, start and end of both hairpin and mature mirna, its sequence and +/- strand in tab delimited format in gedit/notepad++
I want to convert it into gff3 format. can anyone help?
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Hi micro32uvas,
please have a look at the gff3 specifications (e.g. here). You can use command-line commands like awk to pick the columns of your file in the correct order. Alternatively, you can use Galaxy and click to "Text Manipulation->Cut columns from a table".
Denote, that some programs produces 0-based positions, which need to be converted for gff3 (1-based).
Cheers,
Michael
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