MGeND: an integrated database for Japanese clinical and genomic information

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To promote the implementation of genomic medicine, we developed an integrated database, the Medical Genomics Japan Variant Database (MGeND). In its first release, MGeND provides data regarding genomic variations in Japanese individuals, collected by research groups in five disease fields. These variations consist of curated SNV/INDEL variants and susceptibility variants for diseases established by genome-wide association study analysis. Furthermore, we recorded the frequencies of HLA alleles in infectious disease populations.

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Kamada, M., Nakatsui, M., Kojima, R., Nohara, S., Uchino, E., Tanishima, S., … Okuno, Y. (2019). MGeND: an integrated database for Japanese clinical and genomic information. Human Genome Variation, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41439-019-0084-4

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