RNA-seq reads were mapped to the reference genome (NCBI v37) by TopHat in ref. [15 (link)]. We further discarded reads that are mapped to multiple locations and reads with > 2 mismatches. Next, we removed genomic regions with low mappability. We quantified expression with HTseq [40 ]. Expression levels of 13,634 genes with at least 1CPM in at least 50% of the individuals were quantified. Finally, expression levels of these genes are quantified as Transcripts Per Million (TPM). We first quantile normalized the expression levels across samples. Then, we quantile normalized the expression levels to standard normal across genes before running testing for trans signals.
Genotyping and RNA-seq Data Processing
RNA-seq reads were mapped to the reference genome (NCBI v37) by TopHat in ref. [15 (link)]. We further discarded reads that are mapped to multiple locations and reads with > 2 mismatches. Next, we removed genomic regions with low mappability. We quantified expression with HTseq [40 ]. Expression levels of 13,634 genes with at least 1CPM in at least 50% of the individuals were quantified. Finally, expression levels of these genes are quantified as Transcripts Per Million (TPM). We first quantile normalized the expression levels across samples. Then, we quantile normalized the expression levels to standard normal across genes before running testing for trans signals.
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Other organizations : Harvard University, University of California, Los Angeles, Johns Hopkins University
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Variable analysis
- Genotypes of DGN samples
- Expression levels of 13,634 genes
- Samples with genotyping rate > 99%
- Samples with minor allele frequency > 5%
- Samples with Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium < 10^(-6)
- Reads mapped to multiple locations removed
- Reads with > 2 mismatches removed
- Genomic regions with low mappability removed
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