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Rules for resolving Mendelian inconsistencies in nuclear pedigrees typed for two-allele markers.


ABSTRACT: Gene-mapping studies, regularly, rely on examination for Mendelian transmission of marker alleles in a pedigree as a way of screening for genotyping errors and mutations. For analysis of family data sets, it is, usually, necessary to resolve or remove the genotyping errors prior to consideration. At the Center of Inherited Disease Research (CIDR), to deal with their large-scale data flow, they formalized their data cleaning approach in a set of rules based on PedCheck output. We scrutinize via carefully designed simulations that how well CIDR's data cleaning rules work in practice. We found that genotype errors in siblings are detected more often than in parents for less polymorphic SNPs and vice versa for more polymorphic SNPs. Through computer simulations, we conclude that some of the CIDR's rules work poorly in some circumstances, and we suggest a set of modified data cleaning rules that may work better than CIDR's rules.

SUBMITTER: Khan SA 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5333839 | biostudies-literature | 2017

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Rules for resolving Mendelian inconsistencies in nuclear pedigrees typed for two-allele markers.

Khan Sajjad Ahmad SA   Manzoor Sadaf S   Alamgir   Ali Amjad A   Khan Dost Muhammad DM   Khalil Umair U  

PloS one 20170302 3


Gene-mapping studies, regularly, rely on examination for Mendelian transmission of marker alleles in a pedigree as a way of screening for genotyping errors and mutations. For analysis of family data sets, it is, usually, necessary to resolve or remove the genotyping errors prior to consideration. At the Center of Inherited Disease Research (CIDR), to deal with their large-scale data flow, they formalized their data cleaning approach in a set of rules based on PedCheck output. We scrutinize via c  ...[more]

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