Vanno

Vanno integrates and annotates genomic variants to enable evaluation of disease-causative sequence alterations from next-generation sequencing (NGS), including exome and targeted sequencing.


Key Features:

  • Integration of biomedical databases and models: Consolidates information from diverse biomedical databases and functional prediction models for variant annotation.
  • TCGA-derived mutation landscapes: Incorporates mutation landscapes derived from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) cancer types for cancer-relevant variant context.
  • Analytical modules: Provides computational modules for filtering, sorting, clustering, and visual analytics of variant data.
  • Multi-level exploration: Enables analysis of sequence alterations at the gene, variant, protein domain, and three-dimensional structure levels.
  • Support for NGS panels: Targets analysis for exome and targeted sequencing and supports interpretation for disease-associated gene tests and exome sequencing panels.

Scientific Applications:

  • Oncogenomics: Analysis of somatic and cancer-associated variants using TCGA-derived mutation landscapes and integrated annotations.
  • Clinical diagnostics: Evaluation and prioritization of disease-causative variants from exome and targeted NGS for diagnostic interpretation.
  • Variant interpretation and gene discovery: Identification and validation support for disease-associated genes and potentially causative sequence alterations.

Methodology:

Consolidation of biomedical databases and functional prediction models with incorporation of TCGA-derived mutation landscapes; computational modules for filtering, sorting, clustering, and visual analytics; multi-level variant exploration at gene, variant, protein domain, and three-dimensional structure scales.

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Details

Tool Type:
web application
Operating Systems:
Linux, Windows, Mac
Added:
5/3/2018
Last Updated:
12/10/2018

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Publications

Huang P, Lee C, Tan BC, Yeh Y, Huang K, Gan R, Chen T, Lee C, Yang S, Liao C, Liu H, Tang P. Vanno: A Visualization-Aided Variant Annotation Tool. Human Mutation. 2015;36(2):167-174. doi:10.1002/humu.22684. PMID:25196204.

PMID: 25196204
Funding: - Chang Gung Molecular Medicine Research Center: EMRPD1D0671 & EMRPD1D0811 & EMRPD1D0841 - Ministry of Science and Technology, Taiwan: MOST 103-2632-B-182-001

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