Note: This collection contains only project and sample level metadata about MSSNG. Please see the MSSNG collection for controlled access genomic and phenotypic data. MSSNG (pronounced “missing”) is a groundbreaking collaboration between Autism Speaks, Verily, DNAstack, Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), and the research community to create the world’s largest whole genome sequencing database on autism with deep phenotyping. MSSNG’s goal is to provide the best resources to enable the identification of many subtypes of autism, which may lead to better diagnostics, as well as personalized and more accurate treatments. Through an online application process, MSSNG provides whole genome sequencing of blood DNA (minimum 30x high-quality coverage) of 11,500+ individuals from families (Trios and Multiplex) from the Autism Genetic Research Exchange (AGRE) repository, or from other well-phenotyped cohorts entering into this study. The MSSNG database, built using the Google Cloud Platform and Google Genomics, intends to make its data as useful and widely accessible to researchers as possible, including access to local compute and storage resources, and providing genomic exploration...
This collection is openly accessible.
MSSNG samples and statistics is published on Neuroscience AI.