The document provides data on the distribution and frequency of autosome variants grouped by their impact and allele frequency. It shows that most variants are classified as "Other" in terms of impact, with 97-98% of variants falling into this category across all frequency levels. Variants classified as having "Low" impact represent around 1.5% of variants, while "Moderate" impact variants represent around 0.8-0.9% of variants. Singleton variants and those below an allele frequency of 0.001 have the highest percentages of "Loss of function" variants.
The document provides data on the distribution and frequency of autosome variants grouped by their impact and allele frequency. It shows that most variants are classified as "Other" in terms of impact, with 97-98% of variants falling into this category across all frequency levels. Variants classified as having "Low" impact represent around 1.5% of variants, while "Moderate" impact variants represent around 0.8-0.9% of variants. Singleton variants and those below an allele frequency of 0.001 have the highest percentages of "Loss of function" variants.
The document provides data on the distribution and frequency of autosome variants grouped by their impact and allele frequency. It shows that most variants are classified as "Other" in terms of impact, with 97-98% of variants falling into this category across all frequency levels. Variants classified as having "Low" impact represent around 1.5% of variants, while "Moderate" impact variants represent around 0.8-0.9% of variants. Singleton variants and those below an allele frequency of 0.001 have the highest percentages of "Loss of function" variants.