Given Snp Coordinates, What Is The Simplest Way To Get The Related Structural Classification?
With SNP coordinates from Homo Sapiens,
- Chromosome number and Chromosome position
- Genomic Accession and Genomic Coordinate
- mRNA Accession and mRNA Coordinate
What is the simplest way/tool to group them using protein structure? I don't have much background in biology so I don't know if I use the correct term but 'group them using protein structure' can probably refer to their secondary structure, tertiary structure or accessible surface area.
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What exactly do you mean by "group them using protein structure"? Can you give an example? And what species are you referring to?
Sorry that I didn't make it clear. I edited my question by adding information regarding 'group them using protein structure' and some sample ways to categorize them.