This was a suggestion from Sam Baxter, and seems like something we could implement without too much work. These would be pre-assembled links for searching pubmed / Google for a variant, given names by which the variant may appear. Sample searches include:
In human-readable terms, this involves searching for the gene symbol AND many representations of the variant. The representations include: the HGVS suffix minus the leading c. (150G>A), syntax variations (1505G->A, 1505G-->A, 1505G/A), the position only (1505G), the protein HGVS minus the leading p. (Arg502Gln), the protein position (Arg502), the one-letter amino acid code (R502Q), and the one-letter position (R502).
melissacline
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4 years ago
This was a suggestion from Sam Baxter, and seems like something we could implement without too much work. These would be pre-assembled links for searching pubmed / Google for a variant, given names by which the variant may appear. Sample searches include:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=%22MYBPC3%22+AND+%28%221505G%3EA%22+OR+%221505G-%3EA%22+OR+%221505G--%3EA%22+OR+%221505G%2FA%22+OR+%221505G%22+OR+%22Arg502Gln%22+OR+%22Arg502%22+OR+%22R502Q%22+OR+%22R502%22%29
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22MYBPC3%22+%28%221505G%3EA%22+OR+%221505G-%3EA%22+OR+%221505G--%3EA%22+OR+%221505G%2FA%22+OR+%221505G%22+OR+%22Arg502Gln%22+OR+%22Arg502%22+OR+%22R502Q%22+OR+%22R502%22%29
In human-readable terms, this involves searching for the gene symbol AND many representations of the variant. The representations include: the HGVS suffix minus the leading c. (150G>A), syntax variations (1505G->A, 1505G-->A, 1505G/A), the position only (1505G), the protein HGVS minus the leading p. (Arg502Gln), the protein position (Arg502), the one-letter amino acid code (R502Q), and the one-letter position (R502).
Next steps: MC to prototype