Knowledge Portal Network

Neurodegenerative Disease Knowledge Portal
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Association to Function Knowledge Portal
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Common Metabolic Diseases Knowledge Portal
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Cardiovascular Disease Knowledge Portal
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Reproductive System Knowledge Portal
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Ocular Knowledge Portal
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Autoimmune Disease Knowledge Portal
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Cerebrovascular Disease Knowledge Portal
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Sleep Disorder Knowledge Portal
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Type 1 Diabetes Knowledge Portal
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Type 2 Diabetes Knowledge Portal
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Musculoskeletal Knowledge Portal
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Lung Disease Knowledge Portal
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Lipid Droplet Knowledge Portal
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Non-Additive Genetic Effects Knowledge Portal
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Collaborate on methods
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Collaborate to create a new Knowledge Portal
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BYOR Data Pages and Portals

Pancreatic cell type-specific T2D effector gene predictions
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Rare variants with large endophenotype-derived effect sizes
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The APOL1 Portal
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Catalog of vQTLs and GxEs for cardiometabolic biomarkers
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Genetic Loci Clustering
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Curated T2D effector gene predictions
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Coronary artery disease effector gene predictions
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Effector index predictions
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Integrated Classifier T2D effector predictions
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Predicted osteoarthritis effector genes
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Contribute results
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Create your own Research Page or Research Portal
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What's new

On Thursday September 14, Dr. Paul Titchenell will present a seminar, "Redefining the Role of AKT Signaling in Muscle Growth and Metabolism".

We are excited to announce a major update to BCH Aggregator that includes many improvements to the underlying data:

1) migration of all variant calls to reference genome build hg38
2) increase in number of individuals included from 6,596 to 17,732
3) increase in number of HPO analyzed from 23 to 73

This video introduces the Neurodegenerative Disease Knowledge Portal which is developed by the Broad Institute in collaboration with the Montreal Neurological Institute-Hospital and the Global Parkinson’s Genetics Program.

    We're excited to announce the beta release of the BCH Aggregator! Developed in a collaboration between the Children's Rare Disease Cohorts (CRDC), Dr. Jason Flannick (Broad Institute) and the Manton Center, Aggregator is a tool for analyzing genomic data collected across Boston Children's Hospital. This integrated database of whole exome sequencing data and clinical phenotypes has a web portal for visualization and exploration.

The de-identified aggregate resource allows users to investigate: