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dbVar

Database of genomic structural variation

nsv3233260

Organism: Homo sapiens

Study:nstd152 (Chaisson et al. 2019)
Variant Type:mobile element deletion
Method Type:Optical mapping, Sequencing
Submitted on:GRCh38 (hg38)

Variant Calls:1
Validation:Not tested
Clinical Assertions: No
Region Size:6,106

Description:Absence of a L1HS mobile element insertion that is present in the reference
Publication(s):Chaisson et al. 2019

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Overlapping variant regions from other studies: 238 SVs from 64 studies. See in: genome view

Submitted genomic218,009,143-218,015,248

Variant Region Placement Information

Variant Region ID	Placement Type	Score	Assembly	Assembly Unit	Reciprocity	Sequence ID	Chr	Start	Stop
nsv3233260	Submitted genomic		GRCh38 (hg38)	Primary Assembly		NC_000001.11	Chr1	218,009,143	218,015,248
nsv3233260	Remapped	Perfect	GRCh37.p13	Primary Assembly	First Pass	NC_000001.10	Chr1	218,182,485	218,188,590

Variant Call Information

Variant Call ID	Type	Sample ID	Method	Analysis	Other Calls in this Sample and Study
nssv14433256	line1 deletion	HG00514	Optical mapping, Sequencing	Optical mapping, Sequence alignment, de novo and local sequence assembly	39,861

Variant Call Placement Information

Variant Call ID	Placement Type	Score	HGVS	Assembly	Reciprocity	Sequence ID	Chr	Start	Stop
nssv14433256	Submitted genomic		NC_000001.11:g.218 009143_218015248de l6105	GRCh38 (hg38)		NC_000001.11	Chr1	218,009,143	218,015,248
nssv14433256	Remapped	Perfect	NC_000001.10:g.218 182485_218188590de l6105	GRCh37.p13	First Pass	NC_000001.10	Chr1	218,182,485	218,188,590

No validation data were submitted for this variant

No clinical assertion data were submitted for this variant

Genotype and/or allele frequency data can be found on dbVar's FTP site.

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