Hi, very simple question here. Some variants in 1000 genomes have no reported frequency data. I wondered if anybody could help explain why some do and some don't.
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Thanks for replying:
Here's the one that initiated the question - rs148063362 then I noticed others in the same area (eg. rs41476449 and rs200525684). These are in the ENG gene (ENSG00000106991)Comment
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I looked through the phase 1 data and could not find the rs numbers you provided. It may be the case that the variants in question were not observed in the 1000 genomes project. But really I have not idea.Comment
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