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NHLBI Next Gen - Coronary artery disease and myocardial infarction (Dr. Eric Topol, Scripps Research Institute)

NHLBI Next Gen - Coronary artery disease and myocardial infarction (Dr. Eric Topol, Scripps Research Institute)

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Cell Line	Cell Line Alias	Cell Type	Disease	Genetic Alteration/Mutation	Sex	Age at Collection	Ethnicity	Genetically Related Cell Lines	dbGaP Data
SCRP7602i	HE00705	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was heterozygous for the risk and non-risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Female	86 Years	Caucasian > European	No	No
SCRP7803i	HE00750	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was homozygous for the non-risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Male	85 Years	Caucasian > European	No	No
SCRP7903i	HE00762	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was homozygous for the risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Female	86 Years	Caucasian > European	No	No
SCRP8105i	HE00777	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was homozygous for the non-risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Male	87 Years	Caucasian	No	No
SCRP8305i	HE00812	Human iPS	Turner Syndrome	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was homozygous for the risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Female	86 Years	Caucasian	No	No
SCRP8401i	HE00813	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was heterozygous for the risk and non-risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Male	87 Years	Caucasian > European	No	No
SCRP8503i	HE00827	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was homozygous for the non-risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Male	85 Years	Caucasian > European	No	No
SCRP8601i	HE00832	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was homozygous for the risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Female	85 Years	Caucasian	No	No
SCRP8717i	HE00841	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was homozygous for the risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Female	84 Years	Caucasian > European	No	No
SCRP8901i	HE00861	Human iPS	None reported	Three sites within the 9p21 region were genotyped for each donor. This donor was heterozygous for the risk and non-risk alleles at all 3 sites.	Male	86 Years	Caucasian > European	No	No

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