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Gene track shows genes at wrong locations #451
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Hi @cwuensch - thanks for catching this issue. I was just looking at this and realized that this is actually not a pileup.js bug but a data issue: the BigBed file we have been using as part of our demo seems to have incorrect locations for genes and you are right: the coordinates that you see in other places are the correct ones. So this should be fixed by switching the data source for the gene track. Just posting this as if I don't get to it soon, I don't want to you to be stuck with this issue. |
Hi @armish |
@cwuensch: Nope, looks like they have recently switched to another BigBed file (
and this old
I am going to create a small BigBed file for the demo and stop using the file on the biodalliance server for better reproducibility. |
Working with Pileup.js, we observed, that the gene track shows the gene annotations at completely wrong genomic locations.
Here the steps to reproduce the issue:
Your example page at http://www.hammerlab.org/pileup/ shows the TP53 gene at the location
chr17: 7.512.445 - 7.531.643
According to the Ensemble website information, the correct location for TP53 would be:
chr17: 7.565.097 - 7.590.868 (in GRCh37 coordinates)
When I use the genome visualization at http://www.biodalliance.org (where the gene track on your example page is loaded from), the TP53 gene is displayed at the (correct) location
chr17: 7.565.097 - 7.590.856
What can be done to display genes at their correct position?
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