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Universal Transcript Archive: comprehensive genome-transcript alignments; multiple transcript sources, versions, and alignment methods; available as a docker image

License: Apache License 2.0

Makefile 2.56% Python 81.82% Perl 11.31% Shell 1.59% DIGITAL Command Language 0.01% PLpgSQL 1.72% Dockerfile 0.99%
bioinformatics sequences sequence-alignment

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uta's Issues

collect and load BIC transcripts

Originally reported by Reece Hart (Bitbucket: reece, GitHub: reece) in biocommons/uta #37
Migrated by bitbucket-issue-migration on 2016-09-09 15:15:07

Collect and load exon structures for BIC transcripts that we'd like to be able to report on. If genome alignments are not available for these, this is out-of-scope (could be made in-scope with additional time).

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  • imported from: CORE-37 (Invitae access required)
  • is related to: issue #142

restructure UTA to make more like other projects

Originally reported by Reece Hart (Bitbucket: reece, GitHub: reece) in biocommons/uta #116
Migrated by bitbucket-issue-migration on 2016-09-09 15:15:07

UTA grew organically over ~2 years. Its current structure reflects that chaotic growth and the diversity of tools that were included there. Some of those tools have been spun out into separate repos.

This ticket means: restructure the repo to be more like a typical python package, and especially like hgvs, bdi, and eutils for consistency. Remove kruft at the same time.

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  • imported from: CORE-116 (Invitae access required)

add and verify special-request transcripts

Originally reported by Geoffrey Nilsen (Bitbucket: gnilsen, GitHub: Unknown) in biocommons/uta #112
Migrated by bitbucket-issue-migration on 2016-09-09 15:15:07

I'm not sure what governs which transcripts are or are not in the UTA database (uta0 on uta.invitae.com), but I think all transcripts for our current panel should be in there.

NEK8 is missing (NM_178170.2) from uta0.transcript, uta0.transcript_exon, uta0.genomic_exon.

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  • imported from: CORE-112 (Invitae access required)

implement transcript comparison across sources

Originally reported by Reece Hart (Bitbucket: reece, GitHub: reece) in biocommons/uta #38
Migrated by bitbucket-issue-migration on 2016-09-09 15:15:07

Extend current method of comparing NCBI and Ensembl transcripts to UCSC. We're after identifying these kinds of issues:

  • different # of exons
  • different exon lengths
  • different exon alignments to a reference genome

One way: fingerprint function that returns the same value for two transcripts if and only if the combination of <seq md5, cds_se_i, exons_se_i> is identical.
(that's full sequence md5, not cds)

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  • imported from: CORE-38 (Invitae access required)
  • parent task: issue #6

implement stable views for common uses (particularly hgvs)

Originally reported by Reece Hart (Bitbucket: reece, GitHub: reece) in biocommons/uta #155
Migrated by bitbucket-issue-migration on 2016-09-09 15:15:07

The goal is a minimal api via views for the purposes of providing data to hgvs. At the same time, consider whether a schema overhaul is warranted.

areas:
gene info: gene, aliases, description
sequence info:
transcript: ac, cds_se, exons_se
alignment: tx_ac, alt_ac, strand, method, exons, bounds, cigars
aligned exons: tx_ac,alt_ac,strand,method,ord,cigar,sequences

How to handle multiple alignments of tx to alt sequence?
Rel: multiple alignments to multiple alts (e.g., PAR and paralogs)

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  • imported from: CORE-155 (Invitae access required)

add misc_feature support

Originally reported by Reece Hart (Bitbucket: reece, GitHub: reece) in biocommons/uta #119
Migrated by bitbucket-issue-migration on 2016-09-09 15:15:07

Apparently some genes still require misc_feature support. They are identifiable from current ncbi.txinfo.gz files by having no exons.

The solution is to 1) modify eutils to fetch misc_features and 2) modify sbin/ncbi-fetch to try for exons first, then misc_features.

example: PECAM1

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  • imported from: CORE-119 (Invitae access required)

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