Hey, same problem here. Can't compare my results to previous work where the old nomenclature was used and would greatly appreciate any help on this.

You can use the new converter at [url]http://solgenomics.net/tools/bulk?mode=converter[/url].
Let me know if you have any problems.
cheers
Lukas

I have had a similar problem to the other users, I have tried using the ID converter. However, it is only able to convert SGN IDs to Solyc IDs, and not the otherway around. I can not find any application to convert Solyc IDs into any other format. Please help me!
Lewis

Navigating gene nomenclature can feel like traversing a tricky terrain. It's a real challenge comparing lists with different formats, especially with hundreds of entries. I feel your pain of endless searches! Perhaps exploring databases like UniProt or NCBI Entrez can help bridge the gap? It's like finding the perfect path in Slope Game, where strategic choices lead to success. https://slopegamefree.com/

Navigating gene nomenclature can feel like traversing a tricky terrain. It's a real challenge comparing lists with different formats, especially with hundreds of entries. I feel your pain of endless searches! Perhaps exploring databases like UniProt or NCBI Entrez can help bridge the gap? It's like finding the perfect path in Slope Game, where strategic choices lead to success.

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