dad.mci: Genotypes for the fathers of case-parent triads with a...
In mnodzenski/epistasisGA: An R package to identify multi-snp effects in nuclear family studies using the GADGETS method
dad.mci R Documentation
Genotypes for the fathers of case-parent triads with a simulated
maternal-fetal interaction.
Description
A simulated dataset containing the counts of the alternate allele
for 24 SNPs for the fathers in 1000 simulated case-parent
triads. Columns represent SNPs, rows are individuals. The SNP
in column 6 of the corresponding maternal dataset mom.mci
interacts with the SNPs in columns 12 and 18
of the corresponding child dataset case.mci to increase risk of
disease in the child, where at least one copy of the alternate allele
(genotype 1 or 2) is required at each implicated locus.
.
Usage
data(dad.mci)
Format
A matrix with 1000 rows and 24 variables
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Genotypes for the fathers of case-parent triads with a simulated maternal-fetal interaction.
Description
A simulated dataset containing the counts of the alternate allele
for 24 SNPs for the fathers in 1000 simulated case-parent
triads. Columns represent SNPs, rows are individuals. The SNP
in column 6 of the corresponding maternal dataset mom.mci
interacts with the SNPs in columns 12 and 18
of the corresponding child dataset case.mci to increase risk of
disease in the child, where at least one copy of the alternate allele
(genotype 1 or 2) is required at each implicated locus.
.
Usage
data(dad.mci)
Format
A matrix with 1000 rows and 24 variables
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