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# gnomAD Database Skill Overview
The provided content documents a Claude agent skill for querying the **Genome Aggregation Database (gnomAD)**. This resource enables genetic variant interpretation through population frequency data and constraint metrics.
## Key Capabilities
The skill provides access to gnomAD v4, containing "exome sequences from 730,947 individuals and genome sequences from 76,215 individuals across diverse ancestries." Users can:
- **Query variant frequencies** by gene or specific genomic position via GraphQL API
- **Assess loss-of-function tolerance** using pLI and LOEUF scores
- **Analyze population-stratified data** across ancestries (African, East Asian, European, South Asian, etc.)
- **Apply ACMG classification criteria** for variant pathogenicity assessment
## Primary Use Cases