Eilbeck Lab

Department of Biomedical Informatics, University of Utah


Abstracts accepted at ACMG

We have had several abstracts accepted for presentation at the ACMG conference to be held in SLC in March.

  • Exploring Existing Disease-to-Clinical Feature Annotations for Case-Level Phenotypic Descriptions in Genomic Databases, with the Phenotype working group at ClinVar. We explored the different groups of phenotypic terms used to describe 2 different disorders. disease-to-phenotype
  • Advancing the Clinical Usefulness of Next-Generation Sequencing: Addressing the Need for Genomic Data Standards, with Ira Lubin and the NGS variant file working group (VCFclinPosterACMGLubinEdwards
  • A Comparison of Variant Effect Prediction Across Annotation Tools, with BMI and HG folks. This comparison uses the Sequence Ontology terms and relationships categorize the differences seen in annotations.
  • ClinVar/ClinGen Enhance Representation of the Status of Variant Assessment. status_var_assessment