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IGVBrowser–a genomic variation resource from diverse Indian populations

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Title IGVBrowser–a genomic variation resource from diverse Indian populations
 
Creator Narang, Ankita
Roy, Rishi Das
Chaurasia, Amit
Mukhopadhyay, Arijit
Mukerji, Mitali
Indian Genome Variation Consortium, Indian Genome Variation Consortium
Dash, Debasis
 
Subject BI1 Bioinformatics (General)
 
Description The Indian Genome Variation Consortium (IGVC) project, an initiative of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, has been the first large-scale comprehensive study of the Indian population. One of the major aims of the project is to study and catalog the variations in nearly thousand candidate genes related to diseases and drug response for predictive marker discovery, founder identification and also to address questions related to ethnic diversity, migrations, extent and relatedness with other world population. The Phase I of the project aimed at providing a set of reference populations that would represent the entire genetic spectrum of India in terms of language, ethnicity and geography and Phase II in providing variation data on candidate genes and genome wide neutral markers on these reference set of populations. We report here development of the IGVBrowser that provides allele and genotype frequency data generated in the IGVC project. The database harbors 4229 SNPs from more than 900 candidate genes in contrasting Indian populations. Analysis shows that most of the markers are from genic regions. Further, a large fraction of genes are implicated in cardiovascular, metabolic, cancer and immune system-related diseases. Thus, the IGVC data provide a basal level variation data in Indian population to study genetic diseases and pharmacology. Additionally, it also houses data on ∼50,000 (Affy 50 K array) genome wide neutral markers in these reference populations. In IGVBrowser one can analyze and compare genomic variations in Indian population with those reported in HapMap along with annotation information from various primary data sources. Database URL: http://igvbrowser.igib.res.in.
 
Date 2010-09-15
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://openaccess.igib.res.in/108/1/Ankita_IGV_Database%2D2010.pdf
Narang, Ankita and Roy, Rishi Das and Chaurasia, Amit and Mukhopadhyay, Arijit and Mukerji, Mitali and Indian Genome Variation Consortium, Indian Genome Variation Consortium and Dash, Debasis (2010) IGVBrowser–a genomic variation resource from diverse Indian populations. Database tool, 2010. ISSN 1758-0463
 
Relation http://openaccess.igib.res.in/108/