Conclusion
In today's workshop you learned to:
- search for information about a human disorder => MedGen
- find what is known about a genetic variant => ClinVar & dbSNP
- find what is known about a gene, it's normal expression and function => NCBI Gene
- map the variant onto successive biological sequences with annotations => Genome Data Viewer (GDV), Graphical Sequence Viewer for NCBI Nucleotide and NCBI Protein database record
- interpret all of the above information along with additional structure/function information => Conserved Domains database & CD-Search results
- predict the molecular impact of a variant and use this for understanding a patient’s disease etiology
We worked with some cool things today, how do I learn more about using them?
Viewing sequences and annotations in the Genome Data Viewer (GDV) & Sequence Viewer
- March 2022 Workshop: Using Genome Data Viewer for Human Variation Analysis
- YouTube Tutorial Videos for:
- March 2023 Workshop: Exploring 3D molecular structures with iCn3D
- iCn3D homepage
Learning about human genetic variants for implementation in clinical practice
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April 2023 Workshop: NCBI Resources for genetics-based clinical decision support
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Clinical case study flyers: Disease Diagnosis | Pharmacogenomics Assessment
Thanks for participating today!
NCBI has a lot of resources to help the clinical and scientific research community!Some great ones that you might not be familiar with are:
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- dbGaP - human studies with genetic/genomic data
- GEO - functional genomics experiments with data
- PubChem BioAssay - biological activity assays measuring the impact of chemical compounds and RNAi.
- BioProject - a catalog of almost all experimental study data at NCBI (not including PubChem BioAssay...)
- and all those other sequence-related databases
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NCBI Insights Blog
NCBI Outreach Events Calendar - with more Workshops, Webinars, Codeathons & Conference announcements
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Last Reviewed: May 20, 2023