Variome.net: difference among individuals and populations in one species.
The variome.net is an openfree web resource and encyclopedia of world wide SNP (Single Nucleotide Polymorphism) researchers. The variome.net aims to support the international genome variance researches by collecting, organizing, analyzing, and disseminating variome information.
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What are Variome and Variomics?:
Are humans a single species?
Current Research (Please list your projects here)
Service Opened!
Under development!
- MitoVariome: A database for variation on mitochondria
- ALU2NMD : A database of human ALUs resulting NMD.
- Disease2Gene2SNP project with istech members
- SNP@Structural Domain : A web resource of Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) within structural protien domains
- Alternative Splicing Resource : A web resource for the alternative splicing events
- [SUBMITTED]
SAPs (Single Amino acid Polymorphisms) with High Levels of Population Differentiation are Enriched in Transmembrane Protein Domains
Dataset
- anlaysis SNPs within structural domains
- variation of gene expression and seuqences
- analysis SNPs within human - chimpanzee ortholog genes
Infra Resources
from (KOBIC).
SNPpipe: a collection of automatic downloading and parsing modules Website
Web Resources
from (KOBIC).
Research results
from (KOBIC).
Broadly External Links
a PASNP site: Pan Asia SNP project related site.
Biopedia,
siphs:a life sciences community,
Medicine and molecular biology DB
dbGap: a Database of Genome Wide Association Studies
FESTA tagSNP picker
Haplo, Haplot
Allele Frequency Database at Yale. USA
Q & A
Opinions
Meetings and conferences
International Meetings on Variome
SNP Basics
Variome Server - http://variome.kobic.re.kr
Members (everyone is welcome to participate in)
Variomics and SNP References
1. Prichard et al, 2000, Inference of Population Structure Using Multilocus Genotype Data, Genetics, 155, 945-959.
2. Bowcock et al, 1994, High resolution of human evolutionary trees with polymorphic microsatellites, Nature, 368, 31, 455-457.
3. Shriver et al, 2004, The genome distribution of population substructure in four populations using 8,524 autosomal SNPs.
4. Shriver et al, 2005, Large-scale SNP analysis reveals clustered and continuous patterns o f human genetic variation.
5. Adeyemo et al, 2005, Genetic structure in four West African population groups.
6. Chakraborty and Jin, 1993, A unified approach to study hypervariable polymorphisms: Statistical considerations of determining relatedness and population distances.
The SNP Consortium website: past, present, and future - From Nucleic Acids Research 31(1), 124-27 (2003). </li>
Introduction to SNPs: Discovery of Markers for Disease - From BioTechniques, June 2002 (pdf). </li>
Prospecting for Gold in Genome Gulch - From The Scientist, April 2002. </li>
Single nucleotide polymorphisms: From the evolutionary past... - From Nature, February 2001. </li>
Single nucleotide polymorphisms: . . .to a future of genetic medicine - From Nature, February 2001.
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