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Human Variation: Search, Annotate, Submit

Search for variation in the human genome using HGVS nomenclature.

You may then proceed to submit a new variant, or add information to one already in the database. If you have multiple variants to submit, a batch form is available which can be submitted here.
This dbSNP submission page will be retired by December 1, 2015 and can no longer be used to submit data to ClinVar. Please submit your clinically relevant variants directly to ClinVar; and use the Variation Reporter site to search by HGVS expressions.

Explanation

When you submit an HGVS expression, we validate that the asserted allele in HGVS matches the allele on the HGVS sequence and then map the location to the current human reference genome. If your HGVS expression cannot be mapped to the current human reference genome, the submission will not be processed currently. We regret any inconvenience this may cause.

If the placement or the alignment is successful, the sequence variant is searched in dbSNP. The matching record, if found, is returned and you can choose to annotate it; otherwise, you can submit it to dbSNP as a new record.

Click to run examples:
  • cDNA examples (position 1 is at A of the ATG-translation initiation codon):
    • NM_001234.3:c.123T>C
    • NM_001234.3:c.114+26G>A
    • NM_001234.3:c.115-89G>T
    • NM_000232.3:c.1-190A>T
    • NM_000018.2:c.997_998insT
  • cDNA examples (position 1 is at the beginning of the sequence):
    • U14680.1:c.1606A>C
  • Genomic notation examples:
    • NG_009816.1:g.39651C>G
    • NG_007397.1:g.111435delA
    • NG_009785.1:g.6731_6743dup13
    • NG_007397.1:g.164526_164527insTTCTTTCAGT
  • Protein notation examples (both 1-letter and 3-letter protein residue encodings are allowed. Use '*' or 'Ter' for translation termination):
    • NP_009294.1:p.V108M
    • NP_009294.1:p.Val108Met
    • NP_056019.1:p.Asn583Asp

(For help on how to form appropriate search terms, please read HGVS recommendations for nomenclature to describe sequence variants.)

Mapping to the human genome ...

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