Perfect, did not recordnis that it's just called MIM instead of OMIM.
Hello everyone,
does anyone of you know, if there is a link between the EnsemblDB and the OMIM-DB? In special a link between the EnsemblIDs (ENST, ENSP, ENSG) and a OMIM-ID would be nice. At the this point I would use the gene symbols. But I am a bit afraid if they are congruent in both databases. Like e.g. "NKX3-1", "NKX3.1" etc.
Maybe you've an idea or a hint.
Cheers.
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š If you want to get mappings from a database like Ensembl , look at BioMart š
On the Attributes / External References you find: MIM Morbid Accession, MIM Morbid Description, MIM Gene Accession, MIM Gene Description
Go to the HUGO consortium and download their list of genes. It provides a link between old and new gene names
http://www.genenames.org/cgi-bin/hgnc_stats.pl
Example:
HGNC:7838 NKX3-1 NK3 homeobox 1 Approved NKX3A NKX3.1, BAPX2 8p21.2
This is kinda temporary solution. I am looking for an explicit link between those DBs. This would also blow up my SQL queries.
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