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PanelDesign: Integrating Epidemiological Information into the Design of Diagnostic NGS Gene Panels
Jörg Schmidtke1,2, Peter Philipp3, Kathrin Rommel4
1amedes MVZ wagnerstibbe, Georgstrasse 50, D-30159 Hannover, Germany.
Abstract:
We report upon PanelDesign, a framework to support the design of diagnostic next generation DNA sequencing panels with epidemiological information. Two publicly available resources, namely Genomics England PanelApp and Orphadata, were combined into a single data set to allow genes in a given NGS panel to be ranked according to the frequency of the associated diseases, thereby highlighting potential core genes as defined by the Eurogenetest/ESHG guidelines for diagnostic next generation DNA sequencing. In addition, PanelDesign can be used to evaluate the contribution of different genes to a given disease following ACMG (American College of Medical Genetics) technical standards.
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