A curated catalogue of human genomic structural variation




Variant Details

Variant: essv19034



Internal ID9617041
Landmark
Location Information
TypeCoordinatesAssemblyOther Links
Innerchr2:87146998..87672331hg38UCSC Ensembl
Outerchr2:86878321..87994443hg38UCSC Ensembl
Innerchr2:87374121..87971850hg19UCSC Ensembl
Outerchr2:87105444..88293962hg19UCSC Ensembl
Innerchr2:87227632..87752965hg18UCSC Ensembl
Outerchr2:86958955..88075077hg18UCSC Ensembl
Innerchr2:87285779..87811112hg17UCSC Ensembl
Outerchr2:87017102..88133224hg17UCSC Ensembl
Cytoband2p11.2
Allele length
AssemblyAllele length
hg381116123
hg191188519
hg181116123
hg171116123
Variant TypeCNV gain
Copy Number
Allele State
Allele Origin
Probe Count
Validation Flag
Merged StatusS
Merged Variantsesv2756936
Supporting Variants
SamplesNA07034
Known GenesANAPC1P1, LINC00152, LOC285074, MIR4435-1, MIR4435-2, MIR4771-1, MIR4771-2, PLGLB1, PLGLB2, RGPD1, RGPD2
MethodSNP array
AnalysisThe algorithm used to call CNVs using the 500K EA platform was developed to accurately define CNV regions using a large set of reference samples and is described in detail in a separate publication (Komura 2006). The algorithm contains three major parts: 1) Intensity pre-processing using an improved version of Genomic Imbalance Map (GIM) (Ishikawa et al. 2005), including probe selection, noise reduction, normalization, and intensity ratio adjustment based on affinity differences between alleles of a SNP, 2) CNV extraction, which identifies CNVs from all pair-wise comparisons using a modified SW-ARRAY, and 3) A copy number inference step which utilizes signal ratios and SNP information to more precisely define CNV boundaries and the copy number within each region.
PlatformAffymetrix GeneChip Early Access Mapping 500K Set Array (250K_Nsp_SNP)
Comments
ReferenceRedon_et_al_2006
Pubmed ID17122850
Accession Number(s)essv19034
Frequency
Sample Size270
Observed Gain1
Observed Loss0
Observed Complex0
Frequencyn/a


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