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Human SNPs

Single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs, are frequently occurring genetic variations in individuals characterized by the difference in a single base pair at a specific location in a DNA sequence. Wolfram|Alpha is capable of computing allele frequencies, which are the key determinant of genotype variance, and locating SNPs associated with a particular gene in humans.
Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs)

Analyze observed allele frequencies or find SNP loci correlated with a gene in humans.

Get information about a SNP:

rs1323042
SNP rs6311
rs762855

Find SNPs for a given gene:

BAK1 SNPs
SNPs for MDR1
hox1 SNPs
positions of SNPs for F5 gene
CFTR gene SNP
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