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  • tdm
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    • Sep 2010
    • 19

    #1

    big variant database: do you want to share?

    Hello,
    I am beguining to build a database with all our SNPs and indels from NGS and micrarrays. Here are our current need :
    - the variants will be annoted (gerp, sift, polyphen...)
    - they will be linked to other database (1000 genomes, dbsnp)
    - This database will have, for each variant, the position called for all the sample.
    - New sample, all the position already present in the database will be called for this sample
    - New sample, new position will be called for all the samples
    Only for SNPs, this currently represent more than 1 billion of records.

    Have you aready done that?
    Are you going or are you currently building such a database?
    If like me, you know what a database is but you ar enot a database geek, we could share knowledge.

    tdm

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