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Table 6 The results for the completeness at data level for cardiology disorders. Equation 2 was used to calculate these results. Note that the total number of unique variations does not equal the total number of variations stored in each database. This is because the same variation can be found in multiple databases (see Fig. 4)

From: The consequences of data dispersion in genomics: a comparative analysis of data sources for precision medicine

Database

Number of variations

Completeness at the Data Level (%)

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

    ClinVar

15,374

91.29%

    Ensembl

4,388

26.06%

    GWAS Catalog

104

0.62%

    LOVD

480

2.85%

    CardioDB

1,022

6.07%

Number of unique variations

16,840

 

Dilated Cardiomyopathy

    ClinVar

29,216

97.89%

    Ensembl

8383

28.07%

    GWAS Catalog

66

0.22%

    LOVD

520

1.74%

    CardioDB

317

1.06%

Number of unique variations

29,845

 

Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathy

    ClinVar

6,769

96.70%

    Ensembl

400

5.71%

    GWAS Catalog

0

0.00%

    LOVD

249

3.55%

    CardioDB

110

1.57%

Number of unique variations

7,000

 

Short QT Syndrome

    ClinVar

538

98.90%

    Ensembl

42

7.72%

    GWAS Catalog

0

0.00%

    LOVD

4

0.74%

    CardioDB

0

0.00%

Number of unique variations

544

 

Restrictive Cardiomyopathy

    ClinVar

155

89.08%

    Ensembl

37

21.26%

    GWAS Catalog

0

0.00%

    LOVD

22

12.64%

    CardioDB

0

0.00%

Number of unique variations

174

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