probe ID to ensemble

There seems to be no tool to convert ENSEMBL to probe id

Besides, the tools that convert ENSEMBL to GENE SYMBOL are also incredible.

third_translation = select(hgu133a.db, as.character(third_data_id), c('SYMBOL', 'ENTREZID', 'GENENAME'), keytype="ENSEMBL")$SYMBOL
first_data_id[928] # result 201400_at
first_translation[928] # result NA
select(hgu133a.db, as.character(first_data_id[927:928]), c('SYMBOL'))$SYMBOL

The last piece of code is also converted properly.

plz save me...

conversion ensembl probe id

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written 5.6 years ago by dxodnd •

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written 5.6 years ago by Carlo Yague

I have edited the question title

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written 5.6 years ago by Kevin Blighe

What is the question? What programming language are you using? If you find that some useful functionality is missing from a library, feel free to contribute code to fill the gap. I am sure the authors of the library and the larger community will be grateful.

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written 5.6 years ago by Jean-Karim Heriche

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You should be able to convert back to probe ID in different ways:

1, create a Master annotation table

Here, we simply output all records from the database. You can then later use this to look up the probe IDs manually

require(hgu133a.db)

annotMaster1 <- select(hgu133a.db,
  keys = keys(hgu133a.db, 'PROBEID'),
  column = c('PROBEID',  'SYMBOL',  'ENTREZID', 'ENSEMBL'),
  keytype = 'PROBEID')

dim(annotMaster1)
[1] 28437     4

head(annotMaster1)
    PROBEID SYMBOL ENTREZID         ENSEMBL
1 1007_s_at   DDR1      780 ENSG00000204580
2 1007_s_at   DDR1      780 ENSG00000234078
3 1007_s_at   DDR1      780 ENSG00000215522
4 1007_s_at   DDR1      780 ENSG00000137332
5 1007_s_at   DDR1      780 ENSG00000223680
6 1007_s_at   DDR1      780 ENSG00000229767

Note that it's a bit tidier without those Ensembl entries:

annotMaster2 <- select(hgu133a.db,
   keys = keys(hgu133a.db, 'PROBEID'), 
  column = c('PROBEID',  'SYMBOL',  'ENTREZID'),
  keytype = 'PROBEID')

dim(annotMaster2)
[1] 24468     3

head(annotMaster2)
    PROBEID  SYMBOL  ENTREZID
1 1007_s_at    DDR1       780
2 1007_s_at MIR4640 100616237
3   1053_at    RFC2      5982
4    117_at   HSPA6      3310
5    121_at    PAX8      7849
6 1255_g_at  GUCA1A      2978

2, directly look up the probe ID for each corresponding Ensembl ID

ens_ids <- unique(annotMaster1$ENSEMBL)

lookup <- select(hgu133a.db,
  keys = ens_ids, 
  column = c('PROBEID',  'SYMBOL',  'ENSEMBL'),
  keytype = 'ENSEMBL')

head(lookup)
          ENSEMBL     PROBEID SYMBOL
1 ENSG00000204580   1007_s_at   DDR1
2 ENSG00000204580 207169_x_at   DDR1
3 ENSG00000204580 208779_x_at   DDR1
4 ENSG00000204580 210749_x_at   DDR1
5 ENSG00000234078   1007_s_at   DDR1
6 ENSG00000234078 207169_x_at   DDR1

Kevin

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written 5.6 years ago by Kevin Blighe

you are my god. Thank you so much and just want to ask a few more questions. 1. Why did you get an error with the existing method? 2. I tried using databases such as lumiHumanAll to convert ensemble into gene. but However, any database has 20,000 ensembl.

library('lumiHumanAll.db')
result3 = select(lumiHumanAll.db, keys = keys(lumiHumanAll.db, 'PROBEID'), column = c('SYMBOL', 'ENSEMBL', 'REFSEQ', 'GENENAME'))

first, I don't know why I get an error once I enter 'ENSEMBL' in the key (it says that 'PROBEID' is required). second, There are 22223 results.

x <- lumiHumanAllENSEMBL
# Get the entrez gene IDs that are mapped to an Ensembl ID
mapped_genes <- mappedkeys(x)
# Convert to a list
xx <- as.list(x[mapped_genes])

The number of xx is 44765. Where did the 24,000 go? The number of ensembl I need is 37045.(Illumina HiSeq 2000, homo sapiens) Bioinformatics is not as easy as I think. thanks for reading. :)

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written 5.6 years ago by dxodnd •

first, I don't know why I get an error once I enter 'ENSEMBL' in the key (it says that 'PROBEID' is required). second, There are 22223 results.

You need to specify keytype:

library('lumiHumanAll.db')

keytypes(lumiHumanAll.db)
 [1] "ACCNUM"       "ALIAS"        "ENSEMBL"      "ENSEMBLPROT"  "ENSEMBLTRANS"
 [6] "ENTREZID"     "ENZYME"       "EVIDENCE"     "EVIDENCEALL"  "GENENAME"    
[11] "GO"           "GOALL"        "IPI"          "MAP"          "OMIM"        
[16] "ONTOLOGY"     "ONTOLOGYALL"  "PATH"         "PFAM"         "PMID"        
[21] "PROBEID"      "PROSITE"      "REFSEQ"       "SYMBOL"       "UCSCKG"      
[26] "UNIGENE"      "UNIPROT"

result3 <- select(lumiHumanAll.db,
  keys = keys(lumiHumanAll.db, 'ENSEMBL'),
  column = c('SYMBOL', 'ENSEMBL', 'REFSEQ', 'GENENAME'),
  keytype = 'ENSEMBL')

head(result3)
          ENSEMBL SYMBOL       REFSEQ               GENENAME
1 ENSG00000121410   A1BG    NM_130786 alpha-1-B glycoprotein
2 ENSG00000121410   A1BG    NP_570602 alpha-1-B glycoprotein
3 ENSG00000175899    A2M    NM_000014  alpha-2-macroglobulin
4 ENSG00000175899    A2M NM_001347423  alpha-2-macroglobulin
5 ENSG00000175899    A2M NM_001347424  alpha-2-macroglobulin
6 ENSG00000175899    A2M NM_001347425  alpha-2-macroglobulin

I am not sure about the other issue, but there will always be situations where a single Ensembl gene ID maps to multiple Gene Symbols, and vice-versa. You have to specify your own rules about how to deal with these situations.

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written 5.6 years ago by Kevin Blighe