753e4fdfc8b960c8a8775e2282b0f87c73a95449 lrnassar Tue Jun 2 07:49:03 2026 -0700 varFreqsDisease.html: list six disease cohorts separately to match the "six cohorts" count in the opening sentence and the six per-source AC/AF columns in the bigBed schema. SPARK WES and SFARI WGS are two distinct sample sets, not one combined cohort. Per QA feedback. refs #36642 diff --git src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/varFreqsDisease.html src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/varFreqsDisease.html index 613013eac96..010d65019b7 100644 --- src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/varFreqsDisease.html +++ src/hg/makeDb/trackDb/human/varFreqsDisease.html @@ -1,24 +1,24 @@

Description

This track merges variants from six disease-focused or clinically-recruited cohorts into a single bigBed file with predicted protein consequences and cross-database filtering. It -contains 932 million variants from SFARI SPARK (WES + WGS, autism families), TOPMed -(NHLBI heart, lung and blood disease cohorts), SCHEMA (schizophrenia case/control), -GREGoR (rare-disease families), and GA4K (PacBio long-read pediatric rare disease). Where -the source dataset provides per-phenotype counts, those are exposed as separate AC/AF -columns and as filter widgets. +contains 932 million variants from SPARK WES (140k autism families), SFARI WGS (12.5k +autism families), TOPMed (NHLBI heart, lung and blood disease cohorts), SCHEMA +(schizophrenia case/control), GREGoR (rare-disease families), and GA4K (PacBio long-read +pediatric rare disease). Where the source dataset provides per-phenotype counts, those are +exposed as separate AC/AF columns and as filter widgets.

For a summary of all available variant frequency databases, including the population-scale control track and the genotyping-array track, see the SNV Frequencies supertrack page.

Each variant is annotated with its predicted consequence on protein-coding genes (using bcftools csq with Ensembl gene models), and colored by severity. Allele counts and frequencies are shown for each source database and, where available, broken down by phenotype.