[Bioperl-l] HomoloGene

Andrew Macgregor andrew@anatomy.otago.ac.nz
Wed, 20 Feb 2002 11:39:06 +1300


Hi Amir,

I'm just going by the readme. It looks to me that the unigene field 
in either the first or the second organism can be blank.

>-The fourth (LocusLink ID), fifth (UniGene ID), and sixth (Accession
>number) fields correspond to the first organism.  One or both of UG ID
>and LL ID may be present.  Locus Link and UniGene are in one-to-one
>correspondence in the latter case, so no ambiguity arises through the
>choice of set identifier.
>-The seventh(LL), eighth(UG), and ninth(Accession) fields correspond
>to the second organism.

This is the case in the example you give. It has LL and unigene for 
org 1 but no accession number then LL but no unigene number or 
accession number for org 2.

Cheers, Andrew.


Amir wrote:
>I'm not satisfied with this answer.
>
>(1) There are a whole lot of records for which they don't include a Unigene
>ID. For example, a whole bunch of curated links, like:
>
>Hs|Mm|c|LL.1387 |23598| |LL.12914| | |
>http://www.informatics.jax.org/searches/accession_report.cgi?id=MGI:1098280
>
>They still put the LL in the seventh column in this example,and left the
>Unigene column blank.
>