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To classify multiple genetic variants for ACMG/AMP classification, you can submit them as a comma-separated or newline-separated list. The tool processes each variant, generates progress tracking, and returns a consolidated summary report.

Batch processing genetic variants accepts inputs via comma-separated lists, newline-separated lists, or directly from a file. This input flexibility allows you to submit numerous variants in a single request for efficient classification.

Batch variant classification handles errors by validating all inputs before processing using the validate_hgvs tool. It then provides detailed error summaries for any variants that fail classification, ensuring accurate clinical genomics reporting.

Yes, you can export ACMG/AMP variant classification results to CSV or JSON formats. The batch processing tool supports various output formats including summary tables, detailed reports, JSON, and CSV for downstream genetic analysis.

The best way to analyze 50 variants from a new sequencing run is using batch classification, which accepts all variants at once. It orchestrates validation and classification for each input, returning a comprehensive report of the results.

When submitting numerous variants for clinical genomics batch processing, the main limitation is that all variants must pass initial HGVS validation. Any variants failing this validation step are excluded and detailed in the generated error summary.