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SEQUENOM MALDITOFMS Samples were genotyped at INRA on their Seqeunom MALDITOF mass spectrometer MALDITOFMS Matrix assisted laser desorbption ionisation time of flight mass spectrometry ID: 934200

mass homozygous samples tof homozygous mass tof samples allele snp high hwe heterozygous genotype groups maldi hardy weinberg problem

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Slide1

Data Quality Control

Slide2

Candidate Genes project

Slide3

SEQUENOM MALDI-TOF-MS

Samples were genotyped at INRA on their

Seqeunom

MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer

Slide4

MALDI-TOF-MS

Matrix assisted laser

desorbption

ionisation

– time of flight – mass spectrometry

Slide5

Machine is calibrated with known samples and the time of flight (TOF) of the high mass allele is plotted against the TOF of the low mass allele.

We expect to see three groups corresponding to homozygous high mass allele, homozygous low mass allele and heterozygous in the middle.

The angles between these groups are calculated and suitable cutoffs are chosen that will accurately discriminate between groups.

This angle is shown in subsequent plots

Slide6

Genotype #Samples

Homozygous ref : 364

Heterozygous 755

Homozygous alt: 390

Hardy Weinberg p = 1

IL4 rs2070874

Slide7

Monomorphic SNP rs1136754 in HLAA

Monomorphic SNP should probably be excluded from the analysis for two reasons:

They are uninformative and so no association will be found with them.

Absence of alleles at a locus that is known to be polymorphic at high frequency, (we would not be testing it otherwise) might indicate a problem with the assay so the observation could be wrong and misleading.

My one reservation is that if the allele has been correctly called imputation might bring in a SNP that

is polymorphic

.

Slide8

Clearly a problem with how this one has been scored.

Should be removed from analysis until problem resolved.

Slide9

Genotype #Samples

Homozygous ref : 446

Heterozygous 113

Homozygous alt: 1103

Hardy Weinberg p = 1.642e-269

Clearly not in HWE but in HLA region which is often not in HWE

HLAG rs9380142

Slide10

Hardy Weinberg p =0.06

Just in HWE but suspicious deficiency of Homozygote alternate alleles for this SNP in IFNG

Slide11

Big cluster of uncalled samples.

What are they?

Could they cause a systematic bias?

Need to genotype some of the unclassified by another method if this NSP in MIF has association

Slide12

PCA CLUSTERING