Our Objective
The mission of the Pharmacogenomics Research Network (PGRN) is to catalyze and lead research in precision medicine for the discovery and translation of genomic variation influencing therapeutic and adverse drug effects.
Who We Were
PGRN IV was established July 1, 2015, and represented a continuation of research activities, however in a new model. The model invited participation of all investigators with an interest in pharmacogenomics research to be part of a network.
Then a new PGRN was formed to consist of three large center grant projects, two enabling resources for pharmacogenomics, a knowledgebase, PharmGKB, and a PGRN Hub, established to coordinate activities of the PGRN in order to catalyze research in pharmacogenomics and precision medicine.
Origins of Pharmacogenetics
Our History
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The
Pharmacogenomics Research Network, PGRN I–III was funded from 2000
through 2015 by multiple Institutes and Centers of the NIH. The network
catalyzed pharmacogenomics discoveries both nationally and
internationally through the conduct of collaborative research focused on
the discovery and translation of the genetic determinants of drug
response, in order to enable safer and more effective drug therapies.
Resources
PharmGKB
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PharmVar
Pharmacogene Variation Consortium
PharmVar serves as a central repository for pharmacogene variation to facilitate allele (haplotype) designation and the interpretation of pharmacogenetic test results to guide precision medicine.
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