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Related cases table

The Related cases table provides quick access to variant and case-specific details of previous variant interpretations, both within your organization and among organizations in your network(s). The table shows key data at a glance, with more detailed information available when you click on a row.

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Related cases table columns

Column or element
Details

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Detailed information (row click)

Clicking on a row reveals additional variant and case-specific details, including:

Proband ID
  • Proband phenotypes

  • Proband age

  • Proband sex

  • Maternal and paternal ethnicity

  • Case type

  • Collaborator

    The organization from which the case originates.

    Either your organization or the collaborating organization that is part of your

    Case status icon

    Resolved—The case is and the case interpretation status is Confidently Solved, Likely Solved, or Further Investigation

    Not resolved—The case is and the case interpretation status is Case is not solved

    Not finalized—The case is still in review

    Case ID

    The and the reference genome used.

    The lock icon is displayed next to the Case ID for cases that have of

    Variant details (CNVs)

    Displays variant coordinates and a corresponding genome reference, along with the CNV length

    Overlap (CNVs)

    CNV percentage

    Pathogenicity

    Previously assigned

    Date

    The date the case was created

    Tag

    Previously assigned

    Zygosity

    Variant zygosity in the proband and other case samples. Bold text indicates an affected individual

    Link to case search

    Available for cases from your organization. Clicking the link icon opens the in a new browser window, filtered by the respective Case ID. This allows you to quickly access and review full

    Collaborator's contact

    Want to contact a collaborator from your ? Click the letter icon to copy their email address to your clipboard

    Variant Interpretation
    ACMG tags
    Selected disease
    network
    finalized
    finalized
    Case ID
    opted out
    extended sharing
    annotation overlap
    pathogenicity
    variant tag
    Cases tab
    case details
    network

    Pathogenicity trend bar

    The Pathogenicity trend bar displays the distribution of previously attributed pathogenicity classifications and enables filtering of the Related cases table based on a selected pathogenicity class.

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    Color legend

    • Green—Benign

    • Blue—Likely benign

    • Light grey—Variant of uncertain significance

    • Orange—Likely pathogenic

    • Red—Pathogenic

    • Dark grey—Not available

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    Filtering by pathogenicity

    You can filter cases by Pathogenicity by clicking on the corresponding section of the percent bar. To clear filters, click See all.

    CNV overlap percentage filter

    The Variant page > tab offers a Dynamic CNV overlap percentage filter as well as an Overlap column for CNVs in the data table. This percentage is computed by dividing the length of a common region between CNVs by the size of the CNV under study.

    The dynamic CNV overlap percentage filter, located at the top of the Related Cases tab, allows users to manually adjust the lower threshold for between the current CNV and previously reported (candidate) CNVs using a slider.

    A candidate CNV is included in the list only if overlap percentage (overlap%) meets or exceeds the threshold set by the slider. In simpler terms: at least that proportion of the candidate CNV must lie within the coordinates of the current CNV.

    Related Cases
    one-way annotation overlap
    CNV overlap percentage filter

    Network data view controls

    The Network data view controls enable users to display network-wide case data alongside internal case data, providing a broader context for variant interpretation.

    These controls are located on top of the Related cases tab.

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    Display modes

    There are two display modes for the Network data view: Simple mode and Advanced mode. Each mode provides a different level of control depending on your needs.

    Offers a toggle to quickly switch between viewing internal data only or both internal and network-wide data.

    Provides a list of networks with checkboxes, allowing users to select specific networks to include in the view.

    To change between modes:

    • Click Switch to advanced to enable detailed network selection

    • Click Switch to simple to return to the basic toggle view

    Related cases tab

    The Related Cases tab highlights variants found in previously analyzed cases, both within your organization and among organizations in your .

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    Note: data is automatically lifted over between genome references on the fly.

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    Key features:
    1. Network data view controls—enable viewing of network-wide case data alongside internal case data

    2. Pathogenicity trend bar—visualizes the distribution of classification outcomes for a variant across previously analyzed cases

    3. CNV overlap percentage filter—allows to dynamically filter CNVs by overlap percentage

    4. —summarizes key details of previous variant interpretations

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    Related cases table

    One-way CNV annotation overlap

    One-way CNV annotation overlap measures how much of a candidate CNV (previously reported) is covered by the current CNV.

    This value is displayed in the Overlap column of the Related cases table and is used by the CNV overlap percentage filter in the Related Cases tab to refine case results based on a user-defined minimum overlap threshold.

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    How overlap is calculated

    1

    The number of shared base pairs between the current CNV and a candidate CNV is calculated using their start and end positions:

    If shared_bp ≤ 0, there is no overlap.

    If shared_bp > 0, there is overlap, and the calculation proceeds to the next step.

    2

    The overlap percentage is calculated as:

    where

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    Caution:

    The calculation is based on coordinates in the same genome build (hg19 or hg38). Both builds are supported, but the two CNVs must be on the same assembly for a correct comparison.

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    Tips:

    • The percentage is asymmetric: it is always relative to the candidate CNV length, not the current CNV. So the same pair can produce different percentages depending on which CNV is treated as “candidate.”

    Orange—Current CNV

    Violet blue—Previously reported (candidate) CNV

    Darker shade—Region of overlap between the current and candidate CNV

    Both CNVs must be on the same genome build. If they are not, lift-over to a common assembly is required before meaningful overlap calculation.
  • If you need a symmetric measure of overlap (for example, “what fraction of either CNV overlaps the other?”), compute both (shared_bp / candidate_length) and (shared_bp / current_length) and examine both percentages.

  • Examples of one-way CNV annotation overlap
    shared_bp = min(candidate_end, current_end) - max(candidate_start, current_start)
    overlap% = (shared_bp / candidate_length) Ă— 100
    candidate_length = candidate_end - candidate_start