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Qatar Precision Health Institute

Qatar Foundation

HDB-0106

The Qatar Precision Health Institute maintains large-scale genomic and biobank repositories of biological samples and health data from Qatari citizens and residents, including whole genome sequencing data and a disease genomics database. The institute provides research access through a research portal and offers customized genotyping tools including the Q-Chip microarray developed from genomic data.

Category

Open dataset

Access

Credentialed

Region

Middle East — Qatar

Coverage

Qatari citizens and residents (approximately 50,000 participants)

Data types

genomic data, biobank samples, disease genetics, phenotype data

genomics population-based precision medicine whole genome sequencing

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Record HDB-0106 · last verified 2026-08-05 · listed in Open datasets

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