Finding A Mutation Coordinate From Mutation Nomenclature And Gene Name

Hi,

I wonder how can I deduce the mutation genomic coordinate given mutation nomenclature and gene name. For example: Gene = APOB, Mutation = c.3697-1G>C

Thanks!

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updated 13.7 years ago by Pierre Lindenbaum

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Amino acid change to Genomic location

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