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Important

Nirvana is no longer actively maintained as an open sourced tool. Please visit Illumina Connected Annotations for the latest version. Latest documentation can be found here

Nirvana

Nirvana provides clinical-grade annotation of genomic variants (SNVs, MNVs, insertions, deletions, indels, and SVs (including CNVs). It can be run as a stand-alone package or integrated into larger software tools that require variant annotation.

The input to Nirvana are VCFs and the output is a structured JSON representation of all annotation and sample information (as extracted from the VCF). Optionally, a subset of the annotated data is available in VCF and/or gVCF files. Nirvana handles multiple alternate alleles and multiple samples with ease.

The software is being developed under a rigorous SDLC and testing process to ensure accuracy of the results and enable embedding in other software with regulatory needs. Nirvana uses a continuous integration pipeline where millions of variant annotations are monitored against baseline values on a daily basis.

Backronym: NImble and Robust VAriant aNnotAtor

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