Hi, I'm working with human exome samples. I'm hoping to pick out any mutations that have been previously reported as clinically significant, but I'm not sure which online databases or annotation tracks are the best to use for this. OMIM was my first guess, but their FAQ states that they don't list all known function-altering allelic variants. Any suggestions? (Sorry if this is a newbie question)
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