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  • how to fetch the snp allele frequency?

    hello,everyone~

    I now need a txt file with several columns, which contains the rs ID of snp, frequency of each allele. I was told to download the SNPAlleleFreq.bcp file from ncbi. But i don't know exactly what each column tells about, and who to fetch the snp allel freq. So i need some help.

    thanks very much

  • #2
    Hi,

    if you haven't found another way yet, I'd recommend downloading the snp130 table from the UCSC genome browser. I suppose you'd like to have SNPs for the latest human genome? Then go to http://hgdownload.cse.ucsc.edu/golde...hg19/database/
    and download snp130.txt.gz

    A description of the columns is available in the "Tables"

    when you select from the dropdown menu
    group: Variations and Repeats track: SNPs (130)
    table: "snp130"
    and then hit "describe table schema"

    Hope this helps

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    • #3
      I have the same question, I am interested in frequency information from dbsnp132. I have chromosomal positions and rs#s and want to get frequency information. My goal is to filter out common snps since 1000genomes data is supposed to discover rare variations <1%.

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      • #4
        Hello! I checked one biallelic SNP in this database (snp131) to determine allele freq. I found an average heterozygosity of 0.5. I guess this is because there is no data on allele frequency? Or is it actually 0.5? In that case allele frequency should also be 0.5 according to hardy-weinberg?

        Thanks for your help!

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