Hello, Hong.

You can do this by using our Table Browser. If you're unfamiliar with the
Table Browser, please see the User's Guide at
http://genome.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/help/hgTablesHelp.html.

1. From http://genome.ucsc.edu, select "Tables" from the blue navigation bar
at the top of the screen.

2. Select the following options:
Clade: Mammal
Genome: Human
Assembly: Feb. 2009 (GRCh37/hg19)
Group: Genes and Gene Prediction Tracks
Track: RefSeq Genes
Table: refGene

3. If you have a list of RefSeq IDs that you want annotated, on the
"identifiers" line, click the "paste list" or "upload list" button to use
your list of identifiers. If you want the annotation for all genes in a
specific region, on the "region" line, you can click "genome" for the entire
genome, "position" to define a single specific region or "define regions" to
define multiple regions.

4. Set "output" to "all fields from selected table" to list all fields in
your output or to "selected fields from primary or related tables" to select
only certain fields in your output

5. Click the "get output" button (if you selected "selected fields from
primary or related tables" in step 4, the next screen will allow you to
select the fields you want in your output)

Please contact us again at [email protected] if you have any further
questions.

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Steve Heitner
UCSC Genome Bioinformatics Group

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of xu hong
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 9:35 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Genome] how could I get RefSeq gene annotations from UCSC
database?

Hi UCSC genome browser,

May I ask you a question, how could I get RefSeq gene annotations from UCSC
database?

For example, the example of annotation we need is that:

name    chrom   strand  txStart txEnd   cdsStart        cdsEnd  exonCount
NR_024540       chr1    -       4224    19233   19233   19233   11
NM_001005484    chr1    +       58953   59871   58953   59871   1
NM_001005277    chr1    +       357521  358460  357521  358460  1
NM_001005221    chr1    +       357521  358460  357521  358460  1
NM_001005224    chr1    +       357521  358460  357521  358460  1
NM_001005277    chr1    -       610958  611897  610958  611897  1
NM_001005221    chr1    -       610958  611897  610958  611897  1
NM_001005224    chr1    -       610958  611897  610958  611897  1
NR_024321       chr1    -       751449  752765  752765  752765  1
NR_015368       chr1    +       752926  779603  779603  779603  7
NM_152486       chr1    +       850983  869824  851184  869396  14
NM_015658       chr1    -       869445  884542  869936  884483  19
NM_198317       chr1    +       885829  890958  885936  890434  12
NM_032129       chr1    +       891739  900347  891774  899818  16
NM_021170       chr1    -       924205  925415  924301  925216  4
NM_001142467    chr1    -       924207  925415  924301  925216  3
NM_005101       chr1    +       938709  939782  938816  939721  2
NM_198576       chr1    +       945365  981355  945415  980224  36
NM_017891       chr1    -       1007060 1041599 1008135 1016786 10
NM_001130045    chr1    +       1099148 1123176 1104458 1123090 16
NM_153254       chr1    +       1104939 1111106 1105296 1110385 9
NM_004195       chr1    -       1128750 1131952 1129086 1131814 5

Thanks.

Best Regards,
Hong Xu
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