Finding SNP details
Where can I find the SNP information of a gene with its corresponding amino acid change and the position of the SNP? I looked up at SNPdb database but it doesn't show the change in amino acid or the position of the SNP.
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it does (when the information is known) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/snp/?term=rs25
It only shows the nucleotide change, not the amino acid change(though it can be back calculated, I guess). And also, I can't know the amino acid position of the SNP from this.