Accuracy of genome-wide imputation of untyped markers and impacts on statistical power for association studies
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* Corresponding authors: Ke Hao ke_hao@163.com - Eric E Schadt eric.schadt@gmail.com
Genetics Department, Rosetta Inpharmatics, a Wholly Owned Subsidiary of Merck & Co Inc, Seattle, Washington, USA
BMC Genetics 2009, 10:27 doi:10.1186/1471-2156-10-27
Published: 16 June 2009Additional files
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Figure S1. Beagle and Mach showed similar accuracy in imputing missing genotypes. Although we did not apply quality score (QS) filtering, Mach results were still slightly better. We noticed relatively low SNP density on chromosome 19, where imputation was consequently less accurate.
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Figure S2. Randomly masking out three thousand SNPs on the array had a minor impact on imputation performance.
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Figure S3. We used the Ilmn650Y data of the human genetics diversity project (HGDP) samples to constructs principal components (HGDP-PCs), and projected eight African American (termed as "deLiver AfrA" in the figure) samples onto this HGDP-PCs space. Although located close to the African groups, these eight subjects shifted towards the European cluster, indicating population admixture.
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Figure S4. Choosing the QS cutoff had little impact on the power of eQTL mapping. In this paper, we used QS ≥ 0.3, according to the suggestions of the software's authors.
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Figure S5. We classified the cis eQTLs detected using the Ilmn650Y set into two categories: (1) QTL whose best hit was closest to the transcription start site (TSS) of the gene relative to the transcriptional end site (TES; panel A); and (2) QTL whose best hit was closest to the TES relative to the TSS (panel B). Clearly, the SNPs that strongly associated with mRNA expression levels were clustered around the TSS and TES regions of the genes.
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Figure S6. SNP minor allele frequency has only a small impact on imputation accuracy.
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