INDEX-db: The Indian Exome Reference database (Phase-I)

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This study reports the development of phase I of INDEX-db, a new database of coding genetic variations from the Indian population, to create a reference map of genetic variation.

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Deep sequencing based genetic mapping has greatly enhanced the ability to catalog variants with plausible disease association. The bigger challenge now is to ascertain pathological significance to the array of identified variants to specific disease conditions. Differential selection pressure may impact frequency of genetic variations, and thus the detection of association with disease conditions, across populations. To understand the genotype to phenotype correlations, it thus becomes important to first understand the genetic variation spectrum of a population by creating a reference map. In this study, we report the development of phase I of a new database of coding variations, from the Indian population, with an aim to establish a centralized database of integrated information. This could be useful for researchers involved in studying disease mechanism at the clinical, genetic and cellular level. Database URL: http://indexdb.ncbs.res.in

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