Curate annotations in a case
Variants in your organization’s Curate database can show curated data on the Variant page and in the Variant table.
Curate variant annotations include:
Curate gene annotations include:
Curate data is identified by these indicators:
Curate symbol (
): Appears next to data sourced from Curate.Curate pathogenicity badge: A color-coded badge that identifies variant pathogenicity sourced from Curate.
Prerequisites
For Curate annotations to appear in a case, the variant or gene must:
Have a record in your organization’s Curate database. Network-only variants do not display Curate annotations in Analyze unless imported.
Be a supported type for variants.
Have an annotation-enabled curation status (v100.41.0+).
Variant annotations
Pathogenicity
Variant pathogenicity stored in Curate is displayed:
In the Known Variants column of the Variant table (Fig. 1)
On the Variant page:
In the Summary tab (Fig. 2)
In the Clinical Significance tab (Fig. 3)
In the Evidence tab (Fig. 4)




ACMG classification
ACMG classification stored in Curate is automatically applied to small variants. This includes:
Tag status
Tag strength
Answers to tag questions
Tag notes
ACMG classification from Curate appears on the Variant page:
In the Summary tab (Fig. 5)
In the Evidence tab (Fig. 6)


Variant interpretation
You can import curated variant interpretation into Variant interpretation notes. See Import Curate variant interpretation to the case.
Visualization tracks
When enabled, Curate and CurateSV visualisation tracks show Curate variants alongside alignment data in the Visualization tab (Fig. 7).

Gene annotations
Reference transcript for a gene
The reference transcript set for a gene in Curate Genes is marked with a Curate symbol in the Clinical Significance tab of the Variant page (Fig. 8).

Gene interpretation
You can import curated gene interpretation into the Gene Interpretation tab or Variant interpretation notes. See Import Curate gene interpretation to a case.
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