So the browser is accessible at www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions (the link shown above) or the hard link at https://s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/ccrs/ccr.html. You can use either link to get to the browser, and after either link you can submit a locus as a query to the browser at the end of the URL like so:
- www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#chr20:62,064,356-62,079,335
- or www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#20:62,064,356-62,079,335
- or www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#chr20:62064356-62079335
- or www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#20:62064356-62079335
- or www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#KCNQ2
Additionally you can do multi-locus search in the URL (or separated by spaces in the search bar of IGV) like so:
- www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#chr20:62,064,356-62,079,335+ACTN1
- or www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#KCNQ2+ACTN1
- or www.rebrand.ly/ccrregions#KCNQ2+ACTN1+ACTN2
Column | Description |
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chrom | Chromosome ID |
start | Start coordinate (may be part of a multi-exon CCR) |
end | End coordinate (may be part of a multi-exon CCR) |
ccr_pct | CCR percentile. 0 represents ExAC variants and is total non-constraint. 100 represents complete constraint, the highest constrained region in the model. |
gene | HGNC gene name. |
ranges | The range of coordinates that represent the CCR. For multi-exon spanning CCRs, this will be a comma-separated list of ranges. |
varflag | VARTRUE = 0th percentile CCR, and thus an ExAC variant coordinate (or several ExAC deletions merged into one CCR). VARFALSE = Anything that is not a 0th percentile CCR. |
syn_density | A calculation of the synonymous variant density of the CCR region. Used variants that were SNPs and did not change amino acids or stop/start codons. Allowed multiple alleles at same bp. |
cpg | CpG dinucleotide density of the whole CCR region. |
cov_score | The score of length scaled by coverage proportion at 10x for each base pair. |
resid | Raw residual value from the linear regression model. |
resid_pctile | Raw residual percentile, not weighted by proportion of exome represented. |
unique_key | A unique key ID for each CCR. |