- Course overview
- Search within this course
- What is the GWAS Catalog?
- How to access and navigate the GWAS Catalog
- How to search the GWAS Catalog: some guided examples
- Summary Statistics
- Summary
- Try it for yourself
- Quiz: Check your learning
- Your feedback
- Get help and support on the GWAS Catalog
- References
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How to get data from the GWAS Catalog
Once you have completed a search you can obtain the results in various formats:
- A visual display on the webpage, as we have just explored
- A .tsv file of each individual results table that can be downloaded by selecting the export icon (Figure 18), and then imported into Excel
- A large .tsv file of the entire Catalog via our downloads page
- You can also access our GWAS Catalog karyotype diagram here, which allows you to explore a visualisation of the data across the human chromosomes
- You can download summary statistics files from individual studies or the summary statistics page
- You can access the data programmatically via our API
