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This should provide you with a table of results which you can also download in Excel or CSV format.Click on the Results Button in the headline section.

Add your list of rs numbers to the box or browse for a file which contains this list.Check the Filter by Variant Name (e.g.Expand the General Variant Filters section.

Select the Filters menu from the left hand side.

Select the Homo sapiens Short Variants (SNPs and indels excluding flagged variants) dataset.

This YouTube video gives a tutorial on how to do it. You can get information about a list of variant identifiers using Ensembl’s Biomart. In the phase 1 and phase 3 releases, AC/AN should always match the allele frequency quoted. This means in these files the AF does not always equal AC/AN. Please note that some early VCF files from the main project used LD information and other variables to help estimate the allele frequency. Once you have this file you can calculate your frequency by dividing AC (allele count) by AN (allele number). This is done using a combination of two vcftools commands called vcf-subset and fill-an-acĪn example command set using files from our phase 1 release would look like grep CEU integrated_call_ | cut -f1 > * If you would like sub population allele frequences for a whole file, you are best to use the vcftools command line tool.

* For a genomic region you can use our allele frequency calculator tool which gives a set of allele frequencies for selected populations This gives you piecharts and a table for a single site. * For a single variant you can look at the population genetics page for a variant in the Ensembl browser. If you want population specific allele frequencies you have three options: For multi allelic variants, each alternative allele frequency is presented in a comma separated list.Īn example info column which contains this information looks like 1 15211 rs78601809 T G 100 PASS AC=3050 AF=0.609026 AN=5008 NS=2504 DP=32245 EAS_AF=0.504 AMR_AF=0.6772 AFR_AF=0.5371 EUR_AF=0.7316 SAS_AF=0.6401 AA=t||| VT=SNP You can see this in our most recent release. Our VCF files contain global and super population alternative allele frequencies. How do I find out information about a single variant?