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| After you have performed the imputation, you can directly use MACH output to assess association for quantitative and qualitative traits in unrelated. | | After you have performed the imputation, you can directly use MACH output to assess association for quantitative and qualitative traits in unrelated. |
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− | You will need the *.ped and *.dat files in Merlin format[http://www.sph.umich.edu/csg/abecasis/merlin/tour/input_files.html] to specify the disesase status or quantitative trait of interest (indicated with A and T respectively in the dat file) | + | You will need the *.ped and *.dat files in Merlin format[http://www.sph.umich.edu/csg/abecasis/merlin/tour/input_files.html] to specify the disesase status or quantitative trait of interest (indicated with A and T respectively in the dat file). |
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| + | Then, you can run the association using the following command line: |
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| You can also add covariates to the phenotype *ped and *dat files if you want to adjust your test for other variables. | | You can also add covariates to the phenotype *ped and *dat files if you want to adjust your test for other variables. |
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