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Evaluating variant effects in human proteins with ProtVar
ProtVarintegrates human variant annotations and predictions to uncover the functional effects of missense variation in humans. Learn how our diverse data and intuitive visualisations can help you to contextualise your variant list or browse and prioritise variants from our expansive database.
Genomic variation can perturb normal biological processes through diverse and context-dependent mechanisms, necessitating the integration of multi-dimensional datasets to accurately interpret their effects. Protein coding variation, in particular, offers unique opportunities beyond clinical diagnostics, such as the identification of therapeutic targets and engineering applications in synthetic biology. However, it also introduces significant interpretative complexity, contributing to the high proportion of missense variants that remain of uncertain significance.
ProtVar is a human variant annotation and assessment web tool developed at EMBL-EBI, designed to offer users exceptional flexibility, accessibility, and seamless integration. It aggregates data and analyses from a wide range of resources to provide comprehensive genomic, protein sequence, functional, and structural insights, facilitating a deeper understanding of the potential impact of missense variation in humans. This webinar will provide practical guidance on how to explore and interact with ProtVar’s diverse annotations and predictive features to contextualise human missense variants. It will cover the types of annotations available, the visualisations offered, and the various methods for retrieving and exporting data.
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| Contributed by: | Pathology Portal |
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| Licence: | Creative commons: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International More information on licences |
| First contributed: | 29 December 2025 |
| Audience access level: | General user |
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