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Clinvar Database

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davila7·vlatest·database·MIT

Retrieve clinically relevant genetic variant information, pathogenicity classifications, and supporting evidence from ClinVar.

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    $ npx skills add davila7/claude-code-templates --skill clinvar-database -a claude-code
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About this skill

The ClinVar database skill provides AI agents with direct access to curated human variation data, enabling queries on gene mutations and their associated health conditions. It allows for retrieving specific variant details, including clinical significance, population frequencies, and supporting evidence from medical literature.

When to use it

  • Investigating the clinical implications of a specific genetic mutation found in patient sequencing results.
  • Validating reported variants against authoritative databases before publishing research findings.
  • Identifying known pathogenic alleles linked to rare diseases for diagnostic support.
  • Gathering population frequency data to assess the likelihood of benign variants in diverse cohorts.

Key capabilities

  • Search and retrieve entries by gene name, variant identifier (e.g., rsID), or clinical condition.
  • Access detailed records containing inheritance patterns, affected populations, and phenotypic descriptions.
  • Retrieve supporting evidence citations and review status (e.g., reviewed by expert panel).

Example prompts

  • "Find all entries in ClinVar for the BRCA1 gene associated with breast cancer."
  • "What is the clinical significance of the c.68_69delAG variant in the TP53 gene?"
  • "List the population frequencies and inheritance patterns for variants linked to cystic fibrosis."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure you specify clear search criteria like gene symbols or HGVS nomenclature to avoid retrieving irrelevant entries from this large dataset. Note that clinical significance classifications are subject to change as new evidence emerges, so always verify critical findings with current literature.