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Navigating by Gene Letter

Using the gene letter table



When you click a letter on the table to the left, you will be shown all genes starting with that letter that have variants associated with them.

Navigating to gene page



The “+” sign next to each gene indicates that you can click it to navigate to its gene page.





The Gene Page

Gene page The Gene Page offers gene-level information for review on the webpage as well as filterable and downloadable variant lists. On this webpage, you can view all variants associated with that gene, a CADD Phred score boxplot of pathogenicity classifications for that gene, the gene's variants in an interactive genomic browser, and view the gene's 3D protein structure. For detailed information regarding the functionality of these interactive viewers, please see their individual sections of this help page:



Navigating by the Variant Search Bar

The search bar featured at the top of most MORL pages enables you to search for a single specific variant, all variants at a position, all variants within a range of positions along the same chromosome, or any combination of those three options. The search bar hooks into the API so that a search of 13:20763071:T>C is equivalent to https://cordova.eng.uiowa.edu/api?version=9&type=hg19coord&method=IO&format=web&terms=13:20763071:T>C. For more information about the supporting API call, please review the API Documentation page.

The expected return of the search bar is a loading of a new page where,

  1. all of the search terms are displayed under the heading "Terms searched:"
  2. all of the individual searched terms are displayed as faux-gene headings with API links to their variant list results, similar to the gene page variant lists.
Clicking on one of these search term headings will:
  1. display a loading wait bar with status messages for data retrieval.
  2. generate a table to view variant data grouped by gene.
  3. Show a grey message of "Loaded" or "No Data" to the right of the clicked heading.

Single Search Term Examples:

  • Specific variant search - 13:20763071:T>C
  • Variants at a position - 13:20763044
  • Variants within a range - 13:20763045-20763071
  • Not found - X:79476000

The search bar accepts independent searches separated by commas. Spaces are ignored.

Multiple Search Term Examples:

  • Specific variant and position search - 13:20763071:T>C, 13:20763044
  • Range and position search - 13:20763044, 13:20763045-20763071

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