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A transcriptome is a collection of all the gene readouts present in a cell.
… most genes is not yet known. A search of a transcriptome database can give researchers a list of all the tissues in … its possible function. For example, if the transcriptome database shows that an unknown gene's expression levels are … an NIH-supported initiative that generated a free, public database of gene transcripts for many mouse tissues. These …
Policies and Guidance
Frequently Asked Questions regarding the NHGRI's Metadata and Phenotypic Data Sharing Expectations.
… share both metadata and phenotypic data sharing along with genomic datasets that are required to be shared, in … GDS Policy states that NIH-funded researchers generating genomic data are expected to deposit “relevant associated … be made available through an open access section of a database such as AnVIL, dbGaP, other public websites, and …
For Patients and Families
An adult has an "undiagnosed condition" when a physician is unable to find a diagnosis for certain characteristics or symptoms.
… Institutes of Health has developed ClinicalTrials.gov , a database accessible to the public through the Web. This database provides patients, family members and members of the …
For Patients and Families
A child has an "undiagnosed condition" when a physician is unable to find a diagnosis for certain characteristics or symptoms.
… Institutes of Health has developed ClinicalTrials.gov , a database accessible to the public through the Web. This database provides patients, family members and members of the …
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Genetic mapping offers evidence that a disease transmitted from parent to child is linked to one or more genes and clues about where a gene lies on a chromosome.
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Un transcriptoma es una colección de todas las lecturas de genes presentes en una célula.
… de referencia del ratón ( Mouse Reference Transcriptome Database ). Existen otros recursos de transcriptomas, que …
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Un estudio de asociación en todo el genoma es un enfoque que incluye el escaneo o búsqueda rápida de marcadores en todos los conjuntos completos de ADN.
… del NCBI denominado Base de datos de genotipo y fenotipo ( Database of Genotype and Phenotype , dbGaP). ¿Qué está …
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Informed consent is more than a form; it’s a process. What does it involve?
… requires careful explanation about how the participant’s genomic information will be used during and after the study, … informed consent for large genomics projects? Certain genomic concepts can be challenging to convey. With advances … technology, increased data sharing and concerns around genomic privacy, the genomics field recognizes the need for …
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Ribonucleic acid (RNA) is an essential molecule that performs many roles in the cell, from carrying the instructions to make proteins to regulating genes.
… RNA is reverse transcribed into DNA and inserted in a new genomic location. Retrotransposons are very common in the … cells try to stop retrotransposons from “jumping” to other genomic locations because they can be harmful if they land in …