Closed bushrabibi closed 4 years ago
It means not in dbSNP.
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Hi everyone, What does "." dot represents in dbSNP column of Annovar output, does it verifies novel variants? How can we identify novel variants from annovar output. Your suggestion will be really appreaciated. Thanks,
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you can use a few filter databases including gnomad (exome and genome) to find variants that are not reported before.
On Sat, Sep 12, 2020 at 11:56 AM Kai Wang kaichop@gmail.com wrote:
It means not in dbSNP.
On Sat, Sep 12, 2020 at 5:21 AM bushrabibi notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi everyone, What does "." dot represents in dbSNP column of Annovar output, does it verifies novel variants? How can we identify novel variants from annovar output. Your suggestion will be really appreaciated. Thanks,
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Thanks for your response Kaichop!
Hi everyone, What does "." dot represents in dbSNP column of Annovar output, does it verifies novel variants? How can we identify novel variants from annovar output. Your suggestion will be really appreaciated. Thanks,