In clinical genomics, you are often confronted with fragmented, siloed data sources in different formats and the constant challenge of bringing together disparate sets of evidence. To provide you with a comprehensive and integrated solution, we built VarSome's MolecularDB.
MolecularDB is VarSome’s proprietary data-integration engine. It draws together over 140 genomic data sources, our expert curation team, and user-contributed data to form a unified knowledge base.
MolecularDB organises the evidence, and our tools and curated literature are built to support your assessment at each step. They streamline the review to help make sure your variant interpretation leads to an informed clinical decision.
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Feature |
Description |
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Data breadth |
140+ integrated resources (population frequencies, clinical assertions, functional predictions). |
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Flexible variant search |
Supports HGVS nomenclature, rsIDs, transcript/gene names, genomic coordinates (including variants never before observed). |
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Performance & scale |
Engineered for annotation of large variant sets, with fast lookup and data retrieval. |
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Transparent classification support |
Rules triggered are shown with evidence, enabling users to interrogate and adjust classifications as needed. |
With MolecularDB, VarSome brings together large-scale variant and gene-level data in a unified architecture. It supports both day-to-day interpretation workflows and larger-scale sequencing efforts.
For professionals facing the complexity of variant annotation, it offers a more streamlined, data-rich foundation. If you’re looking to reduce the burden of manual data curation and focus more on interpretation and impact, get in touch at sales@varsome.com to find out how we can help.
Watch our KnowledgeHub session below, with Charles Chapple (Chief Scientific Officer) and Richard Meyer (Senior Developer), to find out more about data integration and our MolecularDB across the VarSome suite.
To see the full list of data sources integrated into VarSome’s MolecularDB, click here.
Or if you’d like to learn more about VarSome Clinical, click here.