ALFRED: allele frequency database

The ALlele FREquency Database
ALFRED is a resource of gene frequency data on human populations
supported by the U. S. National Science Foundation.

ALFRED detailed record information

Locus Information

Name	ALFRED UID	Locus Symbol	Chromosome	Band Position
transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily C, member 5	LO037519Z	TRPC5	X	Xq23

Synonyms:
Sites List: See Sites List
External Resources: Entrez Gene Locus Information
References: See References
Locus Description:
Sites within this locus ordered by their chromosomal position in the 37.3 NCBI build:

Site Name (Navigates to ALFRED description)	dbSNP rs# (Navigates to dbSNP reference page)	Chr-Position	# Populations typed
rs3027760	rs3027760	111013865	50
rs3027755	rs3027755	111019041	50
rs11152676	rs11152676	111026369	50
rs7058853	rs7058853	111040726	50
rs3027748	rs3027748	111057393	50
rs3027744	rs3027744	111065331	50
rs7876879	rs7876879	111106673	0
rs7057363	rs7057363	111110753	50
rs5943214	rs5943214	111115916	50
rs16986658	rs16986658	111126545	50
rs17269851	rs17269851	111127895	50
rs10521538	rs10521538	111139392	50
rs2190586	rs2190586	111145993	50
rs12556646	rs12556646	111152042	50
rs1859881	rs1859881	111154949	50
rs7050529	rs7050529	111155233	0
rs4893416	rs4893416	111156671	50
rs2238999	rs2238999	111159407	50
rs7885885	rs7885885	111160190	0
rs12389100	rs12389100	111170682	50
rs917292	rs917292	111171486	0
rs7876872	rs7876872	111186241	0
rs6567995	rs6567995	111187589	50
rs4363364	rs4363364	111195114	50
rs17222629	rs17222629	111215692	50
rs7063059	rs7063059	111215723	50
rs12011058	rs12011058	111278400	50
rs7060180	rs7060180	111285502	50
rs7876948	rs7876948	111288541	0
rs16986760	rs16986760	111292215	50
rs5985672	rs5985672	111294477	50
rs2223497	rs2223497	111300049	50
rs12010874	rs12010874	111315214	50
rs7066698	rs7066698	111318042	50
rs16986770	rs16986770	111319455	50

References:
- Kenneth K. Kidd et al. "Data unpublished".

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