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    4. Summarizing techniques that combine three non-parametric scores to detect disease-associated 2-way SNP-SNP interactions.
     
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    Summarizing techniques that combine three non-parametric scores to detect disease-associated 2-way SNP-SNP interactions.

    Journal
    Gene
    Journal Volume
    533
    Journal Issue
    1
    Start Page
    304-12
    ISSN
    1879-0038
    Date Issued
    2014-01-01
    Author(s)
    Amrita Chattopadhyay  
    Hsiao, Ching-Lin
    Chang, Chien Ching
    Lian, Ie-Bin
    Fann, Cathy S J
    DOI
    10.1016/j.gene.2013.09.041
    URI
    https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/737090
    Abstract
    Identifying susceptibility genes that influence complex diseases is extremely difficult because loci often influence the disease state through genetic interactions. Numerous approaches to detect disease-associated SNP-SNP interactions have been developed, but none consistently generates high-quality results under different disease scenarios. Using summarizing techniques to combine a number of existing methods may provide a solution to this problem. Here we used three popular non-parametric methods-Gini, absolute probability difference (APD), and entropy-to develop two novel summary scores, namely principle component score (PCS) and Z-sum score (ZSS), with which to predict disease-associated genetic interactions. We used a simulation study to compare performance of the non-parametric scores, the summary scores, the scaled-sum score (SSS; used in polymorphism interaction analysis (PIA)), and the multifactor dimensionality reduction (MDR). The non-parametric methods achieved high power, but no non-parametric method outperformed all others under a variety of epistatic scenarios. PCS and ZSS, however, outperformed MDR. PCS, ZSS and SSS displayed controlled type-I-errors (<0.05) compared to GS, APDS, ES (>0.05). A real data study using the genetic-analysis-workshop 16 (GAW 16) rheumatoid arthritis dataset identified a number of interesting SNP-SNP interactions.
    Subjects
    APD
    APD score
    APDS
    BDNF
    C5
    CART
    CASP 9
    CCP
    CV
    ES
    GAW16
    GS
    GWAS
    Gini score
    HLA
    HLA-DQB1
    HLA-DRB1
    KEGG
    LD
    MAF
    MDR
    Max
    NARAC
    NN
    NTRK2
    Non-parametric methods
    North American Rheumatoid Arthritis Consortium
    PC1
    PCS
    PIA
    PTPN22
    QC
    RA
    RASSUN
    RAnked Summarized Scores Using Non-parametric-methods
    Rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
    SNP
    SNP-SNP interaction
    SS
    SSS
    Single-nucleotide-polymorphism (SNP)
    Std Dev
    Summary scores
    TNF-receptor-associated factor 1
    TRAF1
    Z-score
    Z-sum score
    ZS
    ZSS
    absolute probability difference
    brain derived neurotrophic factor
    caspase 9
    classification and regression trees
    compliment component
    cross-validation
    cyclic citrullinated peptide
    entropy score
    genetic- analysis-workshop 16
    genome wide association study
    human leukocyte antigens
    kyoto encyclopedia of genes and genomes
    linkage disequilibrium
    major hiscompatibility complex class II, DQ beta 1
    major hiscompatibility complex class II, DR beta 1
    maximum
    minor allele frequency
    multifactor dimensionality reduction
    neural networks
    neurotrophic tyrosine kinase, receptor, type 2
    polymorphism interaction analysis
    principal component 1
    principle component score
    protein tyrosine phosphatase, non-receptor type 22 lymphoid
    quality control
    rheumatoid arthritis
    scaled score
    single-nucleotide-polymorphism
    standard deviation
    sum of scaled scores
    Type
    journal article

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