conversion of genomic variant to coding variant to protein variant
Let's say I have some protein variant (M345V) and I want to quickly find out the coding variant by providing just the amino acid change and sequence. Is there a free online tool to accomplish this? What about going all the way back to locating the genomic coordinates? Then to finding its coding and protein coordinates?
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