I have got a long list of gene acronyms e.g.,
proS
pheS
glyQ
and so on.......
I want to convert them to full names e.g.,
proS = prolyl-tRNA synthetase
pheS = phenylalanyl-tRNA synthetase
glyQ = glycyl-tRNA synthetase
and so on.......
Is there any web server for this job ?
The best tool that I know to obtain gene information in batch is DAVID (http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/conversion.jsp). In the toolbar at the left side, you can STEP1: upload your list genes (proS, pheS, glyQ...),
STEP2: select identifier as gene symbols,
STEP3: list type as gene list, and submit.
In the following page, you can select your specific species (i.e. E.Coli) and then press show gene list, which will display some limited information about the list of genes you have submitted, among it the full gene name.
Hope this helps.
The best tool that I know to obtain gene information in batch is DAVID (http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/conversion.jsp). In the toolbar at the left side, you can STEP1: upload your list genes (proS, pheS, glyQ...),
STEP2: select identifier as gene symbols,
STEP3: list type as gene list, and submit.
In the following page, you can select your specific species (i.e. E.Coli) and then press show gene list, which will display some limited information about the list of genes you have submitted, among it the full gene name.
Hope this helps.
Dear Muhammad Sufian,
I often use this web site : Source.
It is quick and powerfull : http://smd.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/source/sourceBatchSearch.
Try it.
It works fine with thousand genes at the same time (batch mode).
Best regards
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