Representing intronic variants in VRS #653
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Today we discussed initial drafts for this as part of a broader model for representing variants on any set of aligned sequences. The conceptual model draft is publicly available here. It was noted that we will need a mechanism for describing alignment orientation in alignmentBlocks, and that we should consider scenarios where you have 1-to-many sequence alignments as commonly seen in liftover operations. |
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In the meeting today, we discussed data structures to describe aligned alleles, sequence locations, and sequence references. I was wondering if its needed to provide alignments across the whole sequence reference when describing a single aligned allele. For example, |
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When working on representing molecular consequences from VEP in VA-spec (PR 336), we hit some friction while representing intronic variant molecular consequences. We can represent the transcript (using
SequenceReference
) and molecular consequence terms, but aren't able to represent intronic variant (currently returned as an HGVS by VEP, e.g.ENST00000650946.1:n.439-1599G>C
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