How find gene
I have many snp (around 100 000) and I want to find all genes in which that snp are located.How can i do this ? And whether it is possible to do this using the R ?
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Try go search for "snp to gene mapping". This has been asked many times. For example, see this: How To Map A Snp To A Gene Around +/- 60Kb ?
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