The SNPs information used on this website based on the Human dbSNP build 144, downloaded from ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/snp. |
SNP: all observed alleles are single nucleotides (can have 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 alleles)
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The four histograms above show the SNP distribution in different sections of our website.
Histogram shows the SNP distribution for the Transcription Binding Motifs Predction. Of those 81,144,876 SNPs used on our website, 16,031,189 (~19.76%) SNPs do not have predicted motifs which means these SNPs may not have significant effect on the binding motifs.
Histogram shows the SNP distribution for the number of associated genes. The definition of the associated genes here is that if an SNP locates within the gene (intron or exon), it should be assigned to this gene itself while if a SNP locating in the intergenic region, it should be assigned to the gene whose TSS is the closest to this SNP. Based on this definition, All the SNPs have at least one associated gene and some of them even have more than 2 associated genes.
Histogram shows the SNP distribution for different number of correlation heatmap plots. Some SNPs do not have correaltion heatmap plot because the RPKM of its associated gene is lower than 0.2 or this SNP does not have any predicted motifs.
Histogram shows the SNP distribution for different brain tissues having eQTL information with a p-value smaller than 1e-5. For each tissue, clicking the link will lead you to see the SNP distribution within the tissue for the eQTL records for different genes.
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