New features on the Haplotype tab (example:
CYP2A6):
- Details of the resources used to determine our curated
haplotype maps and any important notes regarding the haplotypes are added by our curators.
- Previously we only displayed dbSNP rsIDs
within haplotypes
- now you can view other genetic variants that currently have no known
rsID.
- Different colors denote the reference sequence, positions that differ from the reference and tag SNPs.
Haplotypes now also appear on gene and drug pages in the
PGx Research table (example:
CYP2A6 as pictured), with information including tag alleles and drugs that have been associated with the haplotype in our database.
- To view individual haplotype pages: search for a gene or drug, click on the PGx Research tab, click on the haplotype name.
- Individual haplotype pages now have extra tabs - Overview, PGx Research and VIP tab
- PGx Research tab will appear if there are variant annotations for this haplotype
- VIP tab will appear if there is a very important pharmacogene summary with a summary for this haplotype
