Despite many advantages offered by the torrents of whole genome data flowing into various databases, the diversity they represent is still limited, creating a serious obstacle to the efforts of reaching fair and unbiased solutions in global health. To this day, many geographic areas are represented by little or no genome data available to researchers creating a distorted picture of human variation.
We categorized 812,000 genomes available from 4 international, 29 national genomic projects across 104 countries and developed Global Genomic Data Resource to provide a useful tool for genomic researchers worldwide.
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What’s next? Contribute to the Global Genomic Data Resource!
Help expand the Global Genomic Data Resource (GGDR) by submitting new genomic projects! Your contributions ensure that the database remains comprehensive, up-to-date, and valuable for researchers worldwide. If you are involved in a genomic study, we invite you to share key details about your project to enhance data accessibility and foster new scientific collaborations.