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COLOCdb: a comprehensive resource for multi-model colocalization of complex traits

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NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH
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OXFORD UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1093/nar/gkad939

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COLOCdb is a comprehensive genetic colocalization database that integrates over 3000 GWAS summary statistics and 13 types of xQTL. By employing two representative approaches for colocalization analysis, COLOCdb provides the most comprehensive colocalization analysis results, which can aid in advancing the discovery of new biological mechanisms and benefiting future functional studies.
Large-scale genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have provided profound insights into complex traits and diseases. Yet, deciphering the fine-scale molecular mechanisms of how genetic variants manifest to cause the phenotypes remains a daunting task. Here, we present COLOCdb (https://ngdc.cncb.ac.cn/colocdb), a comprehensive genetic colocalization database by integrating more than 3000 GWAS summary statistics and 13 types of xQTL to date. By employing two representative approaches for the colocalization analysis, COLOCdb deposits results from three key components: (i) GWAS-xQTL, pair-wise colocalization between GWAS loci and different types of xQTL, (ii) GWAS-GWAS, pair-wise colocalization between the trait-associated genetic loci from GWASs and (iii) xQTL-xQTL, pair-wise colocalization between the genetic loci associated with molecular phenotypes in xQTLs. These results together represent the most comprehensive colocalization analysis, which also greatly expands the list of shared variants with genetic pleiotropy. We expect that COLOCdb can serve as a unique and useful resource in advancing the discovery of new biological mechanisms and benefit future functional studies. Graphical Abstract

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