Common alleles (MAF > 0.05) used to derive the initial custom reference genome were based on 1000 Genomes Phase I version 3 EUR population [31 ].
Imputed Genotypes for ENCODE Samples
Common alleles (MAF > 0.05) used to derive the initial custom reference genome were based on 1000 Genomes Phase I version 3 EUR population [31 ].
Corresponding Organization : University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Variable analysis
- Illumina Human-1MDuo BeadChip array genotype data generated by the HusdonAlpha Institute of Biotechnology for GM12878 and 52 other ENCODE samples
- Autosomal genotypes for all 53 samples imputed using MaCH-Admix with default parameter settings and the reference panel from the 1000 Genomes Project Phase I version 3 (2012-03-14 release)
- Chromosome X genotype data in the 53 samples pre-phased using MaCH with options --states 500 and --rounds 400 and then imputed using minimac with options --state 10 and --rounds 10
- Genomic sequencing-based variants calls for GM12878 generated by the Broad Institute
- Post-imputation filtering of variants according to Rsq was performed as previously reported
- Common alleles (MAF > 0.05) used to derive the initial custom reference genome were based on 1000 Genomes Phase I version 3 EUR population
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