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titleOfInvention Methods of identifying risk genes for diseases
abstract Methods for identifying risk genes for diseases include performing a genomic convergence study or analysis for a particular disease. A genomic convergence analysis of late-onset Alzheimer disease (LOAD) was performed. This analysis included a genome-wide association study (GWAS) for LOAD that involved genotyping 518 LOAD cases and 531 cognitive controls for 555,000 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) using a high- throughput genotyping platform. The data from the GWAS were passed through multiple quality-control tests, and tests for association were performed. The association results were mapped back to previous linkage results in independent data sets. These GWAS results were converged with a LOAD genome-wide expression study, consensus genetic linkage signals, a comprehensive list of previously published candidate genes, and two independent GWAS as confirmation datasets. Twenty- five genes had significant results in the GWAS and SAGE studies, and were under consensus linkage signals. Of these, 10 were confirmed in both independent GWAS.
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