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When confronting all the genes of all phenotypes, a total of 6097, we wanted to visualize how they were dispersed between all the phenotypes. | When confronting all the genes of all phenotypes, a total of 6097, we wanted to visualize how they were dispersed between all the phenotypes. | ||
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At first sight, we can see that the majority of the genes are shared between the different phenotypes | At first sight, we can see that the majority of the genes are shared between the different phenotypes | ||
Revision as of 14:53, 3 June 2022
File:Heritability of BMI Sofia.pdf
Contents
Introduction
Methodology
Linear Regression
GWAS
Results
Linear Regression
GWAS
Manhattan plots
Qq plots
Heritability
Venn Diagrams
When confronting all the genes of all phenotypes, a total of 6097, we wanted to visualize how they were dispersed between all the phenotypes.
[File:Figure_1.png]
At first sight, we can see that the majority of the genes are shared between the different phenotypes 686 genes of them are shared between all phenotypes, which represents 11.3%
We also remark than BAI and weight have a lot of genes that are not shared with the other ones.
We can see in a better way the repartition of the genes containing significatn SNPs in Fig.2, Fig.3, Fig.4 and Fig. 5.
