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NCBI Webinar “Using the New NCBI Variation Viewer to Explore Human Genetic Variation” on August 13, 2014

NCBI Webinar “Using the New NCBI Variation Viewer to Explore Human Genetic Variation” on August 13, 2014. NLM Tech Bull. 2014 Jul-Aug;(399):b5.

July 23, 2014 [posted]
October 23, 2014 [Editor's Note]

[Editor's Note: This is a reprint of an announcement published on the NCBI News page.]

[Editor's note added October 23, 2014: A recording of the Webinar and supporting Materials are available.]

On August 13th, NCBI will host a Webinar entitled “Using the New NCBI Variation Viewer to Explore Human Genetic Variation”. This presentation will show you how to find human sequence variants by chromosome position, gene, disease names and database identifiers (RefSNP, Variant region IDs) using NCBI’s new Variation Viewer.

You will learn how to browse the genome, navigate by gene or exon, filter results by one or more categories including allele frequencies from 1000 Genomes or GO-ESP, and link to related information in NCBI’s molecular databases and medical genetic resources such as ClinVar, MedGen, and GTR. You will also be shown how to upload your own data to add to the display and download results.

Anyone who works with clinical or research variation data will find that the Variation Viewer provides a convenient and powerful way to access human variation data in a genomic context that is fully integrated with all other NCBI tools and databases.

To register, please go to this link https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2762824590748330498.

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