[Dictionary] PharmGKB (Now ClinPGx): The Pharmacogenomics Knowledgebase

ClinPGx (the renamed, relaunched successor to PharmGKB, the Pharmacogenomics Knowledgebase) is the NIH-funded, Stanford-hosted resource that curates the evidence linking specific genetic variants to drug response -- clinical annotations, dosing guidelines, and drug-label pharmacogenomic annotations -- and now brings PharmGKB's original knowledgebase together with CPIC's dosing guidelines and PharmCAT's genotype-to-phenotype annotation tool under one platform at clinpgx.org (pharmgkb.org now redirects there). What makes a gene-drug relationship a PharmGKB/ClinPGx entry specifically is that the resource's own curation team has reviewed the evidence and published a structured clinical annotation with an assigned level of evidence under a stable, citable identifier -- not merely that a primary study reported the association.