How To Handle The Case A Affymetrix Probe Set Id Mapped To Multiple Genes?
Dear all,
In the Affymetrix annotation file, I find that some probe set ID are mapped to multiple genes separated by '///', such as 200012_x_at is mapped to RPL21P16///RPL21P119///RPL21. How to handle this case?
Thank you!
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i suggest you to use this database http://compbio.dfci.harvard.edu/tgi/cgi-bin/magic/r1.pl
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Depends what you want to do with the array data?
I need do GSEA analysis. So is there a general way to handle this case?
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