YoungJ
1
Batch Annotator returns zero values.
example txt:
rs62443225
rs11583398
rs4676410
rs144614916
rs6671847
rs34022406
rs7554511
rs10786560
rs9607629
It returns double the number of snp zero rows. I tried to send an email with feedback on this issue but unfortunately did not receive a reply.
Sorry about that, for now we dont support rsID in batch annotation. We plan to add support for rsID in a couple of months.
YoungJ
3
However, when I enter the sample format, the same error occurs.
example txt:
5-159393053-C-T
7-107846457-T-C
19-33263138-A-G
YoungJ
4
Also, when I enter the sample file provided by the website, the return value is as follows. Is this normal.
admin
5
This is intended, when we don’t have the variant in our database. It will simply return 0’s.
YoungJ
6
The variants I input were in the FAVOR format: CHR-POS-REF-ALT
Below is roughly what was in the file:
5-159393053-C-T
7-107846457-T-C
19-33263138-A-G
1-22376542-C-T
The FAVOR result is still showing a value of 0. However, if I search for one of these variants alone, the results will be complete.
These variants work: 5-159393053-T-C and 7-107846457-C-T. Could there be a mix-up with the reference and alternate alleles on your side?