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=== Summary of discussion from ESP rare variant working group ===
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The rare variant working group within ESP has discussed the issue of
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rare variant tests on several conference calls.  The end result is
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that we recommend selecting one test from each of these three
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categories;
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1. Aggregate tests (typically with 1% threshold, nonsynonymous SNPs
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only, with meta-analysis across different ethnic groups)
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2. Tests that allow for risk and/or protective variants (again,
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probably 1% threshold, nonsynonymous SNPs only, with meta-analysis
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across different ethnic groups)
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3. Weighted tests that allow incorporation of more common variants
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(possibly apply 5% threshold?, nonsynonymous only, etc.)
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A brief summary of the RV discussion;
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- Permutations (where we permute phenotype while maintaining ethnic
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group) will likely be required to get empirical p-values.  These RV
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tests typically provide conservative p-values (deflated QQ plot), but
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not always.  Thus, a computationally intensive test will not be
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practical for performing large numbers of permutations (at least
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1000).
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- Using too many tests will decrease the power overall because of
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correction for family-wise error.
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- Although we'd like to evaluate power and type I error rates of these
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tests under a variety of genetic models, the reality is that we have
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so few known positive examples it would be difficult to assess them
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all in a fair way at this time.  Instead, we expect to re-convene this
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discussion group at a later date once some true positive associations
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are identified.
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- Shamil Sunyaev is performing a bake-off with some of these tests,
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and we look forward to seeing his results in the future.
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- PLINKSeq is on its way, but is likely a month away from release (end Feb 2011)
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=== Summary of rare variant tests for sequence data  ===
 
=== Summary of rare variant tests for sequence data  ===
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[http://atgu.mgh.harvard.edu/plinkseq/ Will be implemented in PlinkSeq]
 
[http://atgu.mgh.harvard.edu/plinkseq/ Will be implemented in PlinkSeq]
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'''1)  Aggregate tests using a cut off e.g. 1 % analyzing nonsynonymous variants to detect detrimental variants'''
 
'''1)  Aggregate tests using a cut off e.g. 1 % analyzing nonsynonymous variants to detect detrimental variants'''
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| RVE (rare variant exclusive) || Cohen & Hobb || || underpowered, [http://atgu.mgh.harvard.edu/plinkseq/ Will be implemented in PlinkSeq] |
 
| RVE (rare variant exclusive) || Cohen & Hobb || || underpowered, [http://atgu.mgh.harvard.edu/plinkseq/ Will be implemented in PlinkSeq] |
 
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'''2)  Aggregate tests for protective and detrimental variants (recommend 1% cutoff)'''
 
'''2)  Aggregate tests for protective and detrimental variants (recommend 1% cutoff)'''
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| EMMPAT* || [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2978703/pdf/pgen.1001202.pdf King et al. 2010] || http://home.uchicago.edu/~crk8e/papersup.html || |
 
| EMMPAT* || [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2978703/pdf/pgen.1001202.pdf King et al. 2010] || http://home.uchicago.edu/~crk8e/papersup.html || |
 
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'''3) Analyzing common and rare variants together (could down-weight or threshold common variants)'''
 
'''3) Analyzing common and rare variants together (could down-weight or threshold common variants)'''
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| MENDEL* || [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21121038 Zhou et al. 2011] || http://www.genetics.ucla.edu/software/download?package=1 || |
 
| MENDEL* || [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21121038 Zhou et al. 2011] || http://www.genetics.ucla.edu/software/download?package=1 || |
 
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'''4.) Analyze higher frequency rare variants >1% individually'''
 
'''4.) Analyze higher frequency rare variants >1% individually'''
 
                   Use same regression frame work which has been used for common variants*
 
                   Use same regression frame work which has been used for common variants*
 
                   Use meta analysis to combine results from sequence data and imputed genotypes to increase power*
 
                   Use meta analysis to combine results from sequence data and imputed genotypes to increase power*
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Additional tests
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Test Name Notes Reference Website/Code
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Logic Regression* Kooperberg et al. (2001)
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http://kooperberg.fhcrc.org/papers/2001gaw.pdf
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Sequence diversity Anderson (2006)
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Sequence dissimilarity* Schork et al. (2008), Wessel et al. (2006)
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Ridge Regression* Malo et al. (2008)
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'''Additional tests'''
 
'''Additional tests'''
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