Hi all,
I am looking for a database of the clinically relevant mutations that are targetable.(based on mutation level and not gene level) Something similar to what Oncokb has but not sure if its comprehensive? http://oncokb.org/#/actionableGenes Are there any such databases ?Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks
Ron
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PharmGKB
One that I find really intriguing (and wish that I had more time to data mine) is PharmGKB. This contains data on individual variants' relationships to things like metabolite metabolism, drug actionability, et cetera.
An example:
Annotation of rs3808607
Genotype GG is associated with decreased response to atorvastatin in people with Hypercholesterolemia as compared to genotype TT. Please note; this variant was described as CYP7A1 A-204C (alleles here are complemented for the plus chromosomal strand). The effect of the rs11887534 C allele was greater in patients with the rs3808607 TT genotype and became smaller with increased number of rs3808607 G alleles.
[source: https://www.pharmgkb.org/variantAnnotation/982043900]
The data can be downloaded as tables.
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Open Targets
You may also want to check out Open Targets, from Denise at EBI in Hinxton (Cambridge), UK. Also here: Open Targets and programmatic access
Kevin
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