It works thanks!
I am not able to convert some of the ENSP IDs to HGNC symbol using Biomart, but when searching for those IDs in Ensembl database they are assigned a gene ID as well as transcript ID. Following are some of these ENSP IDs:
ENSP00000007633
ENSP00000008311
ENSP00000023165
ENSP00000160874
ENSP00000172196
ENSP00000190839
ENSP00000193422
ENSP00000194097
Please let me know how to convert them.
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You did not mention the species, but when I search Google for ENSP00000007633, I see that these are human proteins.
My search takes me to this page, which informs me that:
- the entry has been "Retired"
- the Latest Version is ENSP00000007633.7
- the Ensembl Release is 57
Therefore, I need to visit the Ensembl archives page, follow the link for release 57, then the link to BioMart for release 57.
Using the ENSP IDs as filters to fetch the HGNC symbol attribute, we get:
Ensembl Gene ID Ensembl Transcript ID HGNC symbol
ENSG00000006534 ENST00000007633 ALDH3B1
ENSG00000010539 ENST00000008311 ZNF200
ENSG00000021602 ENST00000023165 KLRA1
ENSG00000075218 ENST00000160874 GTSE1
ENSG00000064195 ENST00000172196 DLX3
ENSG00000206239 ENST00000190839
ENSG00000081177 ENST00000193422 EXD2
ENSG00000081770 ENST00000194097 NAIP
However, you need to investigate the reason(s) for the retirement of these IDs.
@Neilfws If we face similar problem with Entrez IDs then what do we do? For example following IDs:
100113377
100127919
100128009
100128034
100128046
100128256
100128435
100128500
100128542
Then where to search?
You need to search the Entrez Gene database - http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gene. I note for example that the first of those has again, been retired and replaced with a new ID.
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