one locus match two different transcripts of the same gene

[yanwuanxin]

one locus match two different transcripts of the same gene, how to interpret this?

[kaichop]

This is called "alternative splicing". Each gene can have multiple transcripts with different combinations of exons.

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[yanwuanxin]

hi, based on the above question, is there a way to keep only the most commonly used transcript when annotate

[yanwuanxin]

to keep only the most commonly used transcript in anot, use MANE Select