[HapMap announcements] HapMap Release #21a available
Marcela K. Tello-Ruiz
tellorui at cshl.edu
Tue Jan 16 15:09:30 EST 2007
-- HapMap data release #21a, January 2007, on NCBI B35 assembly,
dbSNP b125
*New Data. *This release contains all processed data from phases I+II of
the HapMap project. In addition, it also contains genotypes, frequencies
and assays from the Illumina Infinium* 100k and 300k genotyping arrays,
Affymetrix non-synonymous SNPs (nsSNPs), and SNPs typed for a
high-resolution map (De Bakker et al. 2006) of the extended MHC locus.
Data is available for bulk download and browsing, as well as HapMart.
Populations
CEU
CHB+JPT
YRI
Total Non-Redundant
3,904,218
3,936,482
3,846,092
Total QC+ SNPs
4,871,127
4,881,441
4,774,448
Total Genotyped SNPs
6,838,923
6,799,238
6,798,546
Summary of nsSNPs in hapmap.org:
_Category Count
_Total genotyped nsSNPs 21003
Total QC+ nsSNPs 18191
Total nsSNPs polymorphic in at least one population 12217
Total untyped nsSNPs (dbSNP 125) 13025
NOTE: The new genotyping data included in this release has not been
processed further. Thus, LD data and phased haplotypes currently
available at hapmap.org correspond to the previous release #21 data
(phases I+II).
* Illumina Infinium arrays: The 100K array covers the entire genome with
109K SNPs with a focus on exonic regions, and the 300K array (also known
as HumanHap300) contains 319K tag SNPs derived from the Phase I of the
HapMap project.
*New Features*. New genomic variation data sets available for
visualization in the HapMap genome browser are: Segmental Duplications
and Structural Variation (Copy Number Variation; CNV). Segmental
Duplications correspond to High-Depth Celera Reads (She et al. 2004;
Bailey et al. 2001 &2002). Structural Variation datasets include:
* CNV regions determined in HapMap samples (Redon et al. 2006)
* CNV datasets (Iafrate et al. 2004, Sebat et al. 2004, Sharp et al.
2005, Tuzun et al. 2005)
* Deletions (Hinds et al. 2006, Conrad et al. 2006; McCarroll et al.
2006)
The HapMap database is updated with data submitted to the DCC by centers
funded by agencies in the UK, Japan, US, China and Canada. New data are
submitted to NCBI's dbSNP database within days and should become
available also at http://www.ncbi.nih.gov/SNP/ soon thereafter, once
NCBI has incorporated this submission into the next build of dbSNP.
--
Marcela Karey Tello-Ruiz
HapMap Data Coordination Center
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