Translating thinks like (c.2450-118A>G) to a position in IGV
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This looks a bit like HGVS notation, though it's not clear what transcript this is associated with (I believe the c. indicates that it is associated with a coding sequence of some transcript, but since we don't know that from your post, we can't provide an answer of where it actually is)
Some links
https://variantvalidator.org/service/validate/ http://varnomen.hgvs.org/bg-material/simple/ for example
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IGV can handle variants in these formats. So your could convert your HGVS format data into a compatible format (perhaps VCF). Ensembl variant recoder may do the trick.
Ahh, that’s it! thanks!