Population study assesses the prevalence of cancer-associated germline variants in Russian adults, highlighting the utility of automated interpretation tools.
Population studies are essential for gathering critical disease prevalence data. Automated pathogenicity assessment tools enhance the capacity to interpret and annotate large amounts of genetic data. In this study, we assessed the prevalence of cancer-associated germline variants in Russia using a semiautomated variant interpretation algorithm.
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