Melissa Landrum, Ph.D. BD2K All Hands Meeting 2016 Nov. 30, 2016

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Melissa Landrum, Ph.D. BD2K All Hands Meeting 2016 Nov. 30, 2016 clinvar@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov Melissa Landrum, Ph.D. BD2K All Hands Meeting 2016 Nov. 30, 2016

ClinVar www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/clinvar Archive of interpretations of variants relative to conditions Variant-level information Fully public and freely available Submission-driven database Curation support from NCBI staff

ClinVar integrates four domains of information Variation Condition Interpretation Evidence determinants of value

Archiving variant interpretations Full data archive in XML format Released monthly Weekly XML updates are provided but not archived Monthly back-up, tape for long term storage

Accessions and versions FAIR principle: Findable data are assigned globally unique and persistent identifier data are registered or indexed in a searchable resource Both submitted and aggregate records have an accession Version is incremented when the submitted data is changed e.g. SCV000183753.2, RCV000205831.2 Each instance of an XML is stored internally, whether the version changed or not

Data standards FAIR principle: Interoperable data use vocabularies that follow FAIR principles Critical for interoperability and data quality Challenge of standards for variation, disease Use standards but allow legacy, other names

What is the variant? 985A>G K304E (985 A->G) NM_000016.5:c.985A>G c.985A>G (p.K304E) K304E (K329E) NM_001127328.2:c.997A>G p.K329E:AAA>GAA K304E only NM_000016.4:c.985A>G MC K329e K329E(985A>G) NG_007045.1:g.41804A>G ACADM, LYS304GLU Mutation c.985A>G (p.K304E) NM_001127328.1:c.997A>G 607008.0001 c985A>G NP_000007.1:p.Lys329Glu LYS304GLU includes: K304E (985A>G) NP_001120800.1:p.Lys333Glu K304E c.985A>G (p.Lys304Glu c.985A>G for p.Lys329Glu K329E p.K304E p.Lys333Glu K333E p.Lys329Glu NC_000001.10:g.76226846A>G A985G previously known as p.Lys329Glu) NC_000001.11:g.75761161A>G c.985A>G Lys304Glu (985A>G) 985A>G (K304E) NM_000016.4: c.985A>G; NP_000007.1: p.K329E 985A>G (K329E) Analysis of ACADM 985A>G mutation Lys304Glu(985A>G) NG_007045.2:g.41804A>G

What is the disease? hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, BROVCA2 Multifocal breast cancer breast cancer hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, BROVCA1 Familial triple-negative breast cancer Triple-negative breast cancer Inflammatory breast cancer Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer Male breast cancer bilateral breast cancer Childhood breast cancer lobular breast cancer Androgen insensitivity, partial, with breast cancer phyllodes breast cancer Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome (HBOC)

Data standardization Content Authorities Sequence variants HGVS Structural variants ISCN (being developed) Accessions for the variant location dbSNP, dbVar Genes HGNC Conditions Orphanet: group terms OMIM: disease-specific terms Human phenotype ontology: clinical features Reference sequence Assembly: Genome Reference Consortium (GRC) Gene-specific: RefSeqGene/LRG Type of variation, location in gene Sequence ontology Variant effects VAriO, Sequence ontology Clinical significance ACMG

Required data FAIR Principle: Reusable Date last evaluated meta(data) are richly described with a plurality of accurate and relevant attributes (meta)data are associated with detailed provenance Submitter information Variant description Assembly Interpreted condition Interpretation Collection method Allele origin Affected Status Date last evaluated More evidence - comment, citation, counts of individuals/families

Data access FAIR principle: Accessible Programmatic data are retrievable by their identifier using a standardized communications protocol the protocol is open, free, and universally implementable Programmatic E-utilities Planned development: RESTful APIs Monthly full releases Comprehensive XML extraction VCF files Tab-delimited summary files, e.g. genes, variants, conflicts Website

What data to preserve? Community input Usage statistics Medical Genetics Working Group User/submitter groups, e.g. ClinGen Informatics users User mail/conferences Surveys Usage statistics

Deciding not to continue to preserve data SKY-CGH Detailed cytogenetic analyses of tumor-vs.-normal cancer samples Data still available on NCBI’s ftp site, will be available in dbVar at NCBI Peptidome Archived tandem mass spectrometry peptide and protein identification data Data still available on NCBI’s ftp site and at the PRoteomics IDEntifications (PRIDE) database at EBI

Acknowledgements Mark Benson Garth Brown Chao Chen Shanmuga Chitipiralla Baoshan Gu Jennifer Hart Douglas Hoffman Wonhee Jang Brandi Kattman Ken Katz Jennifer Lee Zenith Maddipatla Donna Maglott Adriana Malheiro Michael Ovetsky George Riley Wendy Rubinstein Amanjeev Sethi Ray Tully Ricardo Villamarin George Zhou Steve Sherry Jim Ostell David Lipman