Journal article
Using the r package crlmm for genotyping and copy number estimation
RB Scharpf, RA Irizarry, ME Ritchie, B Carvalho, I Ruczinski
Journal of Statistical Software | JOURNAL STATISTICAL SOFTWARE | Published : 2011
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Abstract
Genotyping platforms such as Affymetrix can be used to assess genotype-phenotype as well as copy number-phenotype associations at millions of markers. While genotyping algorithms are largely concordant when assessed on HapMap samples, tools to assess copy number changes are more variable and often discordant. One explanation for the discordance is that copy number estimates are susceptible to systematic differences between groups of samples that were processed at different times or by different labs. Analysis algorithms that do not adjust for batch effects are prone to spurious measures of association. The R package crlmm implements a multilevel model that adjusts for batch effects and provi..
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Funding Acknowledgements
RBS was supported by grant R00HG005015 from the NIH/NHGRI and Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions' CTSA grant. IR was supported by NIH grant R01GM083084. RI was supported by NIH grant R01RR021967. We would like to think Marvin Newhouse for computing support.