Hi Valeria,
These genes are not in the most recent UCSC human database (under the 
gene name as a protein). I was able to find a single mRNA sequence for 
one of them using a position/identifier query of "OPA5".

Human Aligned mRNA Search Results
AF009299 - Homo sapiens clone OPA5 Cri-du-chat region mRNA.
The alignment is short, not spliced, and fairly old (1997).

Sequences do not have to be in RefSeq to be in the mRNA track. If you 
have trusted mRNA sequences from genbank (or another source that we 
incorporate) associated with these genes, a search by 
accession/identifier may locate alignment data for you to review.

If you have the sequence but the browser does not, another option is to 
use BLAT to obtain an alignment. From there you can create a custom 
track, view against the genomic and other annotation, perform Table 
browser intersection queries against other annotation tracks, etc.

If you need help with the Table browser, Blat, or any other tool as you 
work through this process, we are happy to offer more detailed help.

Jennifer Jackson
UCSC Genome Bioinformatics Group


Vasta, Valeria wrote:
> HELLO  the following genes have not been annotated in the refseq, would
> it be possible anyway to get the exon coordinates?
>
> Thanks
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> OPA2
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> 4977
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> OPA4
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> 58156
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> OPA5
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> 692222
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> OPA6
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> 777778
>
> OPA7
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> 100101244
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> Valeria Vasta
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