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Four Kinds of Genome

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Every statement found on how the sets relate

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What each one reads

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Current counts are each data type's row in genomics/participant-counts over the release catalog figure (cdrVersions.numParticipants); the overall genomics row of that response is not a data type and is not shown. The pyramid's cells are the Data Browser's genomics demographics route (analysis 3505, age decile by sex at birth, per data type), with its sex and age analyses (3501, 3502) as the row and column totals; the age is the participant's age on the day the browser's tables were built, which its code calls current age. The motion is the finding: the pyramid changes shape in place from one kind of genome to the next, and what grows or shrinks is where the next kind reaches more or fewer people in each age and sex. Per-release counts and the sentences on how the sets relate are copied from the program's User Support Hub: the release notes and the Genomic Quality Reports for CDR versions 7, 8 and 9. Everything taken from them is reported, not computed, quoted with its source, and never rounded, summed or reconciled with a Data Browser count. The strand drawings are illustrations of what each technology reads, not data, and carry no number.

Data: All of Us Research Program public Data Browser, public tier (aggregate counts rounded to 20, counts under 20 suppressed), and the program's User Support Hub. This is an independent project and is not endorsed by NIH or the All of Us Research Program.