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Why does my HWE QQ plot have extreme deviation and what does it mean?

This question was also asked on Reddit I have recently completed my thesis and one of the comments was that I report on why this graph looks this way. I have tried to find a reason but the closest I ...
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Getting nearest gene from SNP data using SNP ID, CHR, and BP

I have data from a GWAS that provides me with the SNP, Chromosome, and base-pair. My data set has thousands of SNPs. What is the easiest way to find the nearest gene for each SNP using this ...
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Regression plot of a continuous trait - is there a binary equivalent?

Within the GWAS wikipedia page, you can view the following plot: "Illustration of a simulated genotype by phenotype regression for a single SNP. Each dot represents an individual. A GWAS of a ...
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HG19 Position meaning

I am looking at genomic data (HG19). I have many SNPs, their chromosomes and positions. I want to look at certain SNP (suppose its chromosome is 1 and position 77,226,919), and extract all SNPs in ...
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How to estimate the phenotypic variation explained by top SNPs from a GWAS study?

I have conducted a large-scale GWAS study and got a few significantly associated SNPs. I used GEMMA with -lmm 1 options to run ...
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Random GWAS data generator

I was wondering if there is a tool/script/program that randomly generates GWAS data. The purpose of such a tool would be to use it for educational purposes. So you generate some random .ped, .map and ...
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Loss of predictive power of polygenic risk score when dataset contains missing variants

I am trying to calculate polygenic risk scores (PRS) scores for a new dataset. This dataset does not have all the variants that the PRS score needs. The PRS score I am interested in has 40 variants, ...
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Apply trained PRS on another dataset

I am using PRSice to compute the PRS over a train set and want to use the coefficient used on the train set to apply it on another set which I will call the test set. Once I compute the PRS I get a ...
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Odds ratio and enrichment of SNPs in gene regions?

I did a QTL analysis with a panel of 7M SNPs, and want to analyze the enrichment of the significant qtl-SNPs in different genic regions (promoters, gene bodies, TFBS, etc.). A straightforward way to ...
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Convert VCF to genotype table

How can I convert a VCF file into a genotype table (SNP matrix)? I have this format: ...
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How to analyze co-occurrence of multiple SNPs?

I am interested in 20 different SNPs that all are either As or Gs, and they all occur on the same chromosome. How can I assess the co-occurrence of these SNPs? In other words, I want to know, if SNP1 ...
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Simulating phenotype with the 1000 Genomes Project

I'm looking for a way to simulate phenotypes against a real SNP data source, such as the 1000 Genomes. It must be free for commercial purpose (Eg.: MIT license). Any recommendation? I'm trying to use ...
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significant SNPs to annotated candidate genes

I have performed GWAS and got some significant SNPs. How can I get candidates genes in the flanking regions of those SNPs and also their functional annotations (eg. KEGG).
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What does PCA mean on GWAS

I understand what GWAS is and I'm able to perform certain tests with the p-values, etc. But what I am having a hard time wrapping my head around is what PCA on GWAS means. So let's say I have 100,000 ...
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Assuming that we have the following SNP and phenotype data, is the SNP significantly associated with the phenotype?

So if I attempt this question using their method I put the data of genotype and phenotype into a data frame in R then use lm() to do linear regression and ...
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