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ENSEMBL Transcript_Accession ID conversion

Hello, I have used Kallisto by PachterLab take a look at my Mouse: RNASeq data at a Transcript level by using the Pseudoalignment method. However, the abundance files generated at the end of the analysis converted the transcript_accessions_ID to it's isoform format as below

ENSMUST00000142260.2
ENSMUSG00000021252.6
ENSMUST00000021676.6
ENSMUST00000124311.1
ENSMUST00000148323.1
ENSMUSG00000007777.4

What would be the best way to convert these into MGI:Gene ID or ENSEMBL gene ID?

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updated by WouterDeCoster WouterDeCoster • written by dinindu.senanayake • dinindu.senanayake

@dinindu.senanayake have you successfully solved this problem?

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written by WouterDeCoster WouterDeCoster

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You already have Ensembl gene IDs. ENSMUSG00000021252.6 and ENSMUSG00000007777.4 are Ensembl gene IDs.

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written by mastal511 mastal511

Cut of the .2 etc notation, and download a dataset from http://www.ensembl.org/biomart/martview/99531bd013196fddd72a5dfe04d48c32. You can for example use dplyr to perform a left_join on your table and the table derived from biomart. Need more pointers?

edit: as pointed out by someone more awake than myself, you already have ensemble gene identifiers. Not what you had in mind?

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