calc.locallod {lineup} | R Documentation |
Calculate LOD score at physical position of each gene
Description
For gene expression data with physical positions of the genes, calculate the LOD score at those positions to assess evidence for local eQTL.
Usage
calc.locallod(
cross,
pheno,
pmark,
addcovar = NULL,
intcovar = NULL,
verbose = TRUE,
n.cores = 1
)
Arguments
cross |
An object of class |
pheno |
A data frame of phenotypes (generally gene expression data), stored as individuals x phenotypes. The row names must contain individual identifiers. |
pmark |
Pseudomarkers that are closest to the genes in |
addcovar |
Additive covariates passed to |
intcovar |
Interactive covariates passed to |
verbose |
If TRUE, print tracing information. |
n.cores |
Number of CPU cores to use in the calculations. With
|
Details
cross
and pheno
must contain exactly the same individuals in
the same order. (Use findCommonID()
to line them up.)
We consider the expression phenotypes in batches: those whose closest pseudomarker is the same.
We use Haley-Knott regression to calculate the LOD scores.
Actually, we use a bit of a contortion of the data to force the
qtl::scanone()
function in R/qtl to calculate the LOD score at a
single position.
We omit any transcripts that map to the X chromosome; we can only handle autosomal loci for now.
Value
A vector of LOD scores. The names indicate the gene names (columns in
pheno
).
Author(s)
Karl W Broman, broman@wisc.edu
See Also
find.gene.pseudomarker()
, plotEGclass()
,
findCommonID()
, disteg()
Examples
data(f2cross, expr1, genepos, pmap)
library(qtl)
# calc QTL genotype probabilities
f2cross <- calc.genoprob(f2cross, step=1)
# find nearest pseudomarkers
pmark <- find.gene.pseudomarker(f2cross, pmap, genepos, "prob")
# line up f2cross and expr1
id <- findCommonID(f2cross, expr1)
# calculate LOD score for local eQTL
locallod <- calc.locallod(f2cross[,id$first], expr1[id$second,], pmark)