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Tag: Ensembl VEP

Additional human variant analysis options in the new Ensembl VEP web interface

4th September 2026 by Jorge Batista da Rocha·Comments Off on Additional human variant analysis options in the new Ensembl VEP web interface

The new Ensembl Variant Effect Predictor (Ensembl VEP) web interface now has more extensive options for variants on the human GRCh38 assembly, including allele frequencies, phenotype associations and variant impact scores.

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What’s coming in Ensembl release 113 / Ensembl Genomes 60?

13th August 2024 by Louisse Paola Mirabueno·Comments Off on What’s coming in Ensembl release 113 / Ensembl Genomes 60?

We expect to release Ensembl 113 and Ensembl Genomes 60 in September October 2024. Below is a list of updates that we are hoping to include in the upcoming release. However, please note that we cannot guarantee everything listed here will make it into the final release.

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Integration of AlphaMissense scores into Ensembl

24th May 2024 by Louisse Paola Mirabueno·Comments Off on Integration of AlphaMissense scores into Ensembl

We’re excited to announce the integration of AlphaMissense pathogenicity scores into Ensembl! The display of AlphaMissense data in Ensembl and other EMBL-EBI resources aims to empower scientists to gain new insights, expand the exploration of genetic variation and the tolerance to change of different regions in proteins.

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