Array
Catalog entries using this tag (links open the entry card on its page):
- All of Us — Flagship genomic data release (WGS + WES + array) — Projects
- BBJ — Japanese-specific array genotyping — Projects
- MVP — Genotyping & initial GWAS — Projects
- UK Biobank — Array genotyping flagship — Projects
- UK Biobank — fastGWA imputed GWAS — Projects
- UK Biobank — SAIGE method (binary trait GWAS) — Projects
Entries
All of Us — Flagship genomic data release (WGS + WES + array)
PUBMED_LINK
STAGE_PERIOD
2024
DESCRIPTION
Landmark genomic data release of whole-genome sequences (WGS), whole-exome sequences (WES), and genotyping array data from over 245,000 diverse participants. Demonstrated 2.1× increase in discovery power for rare variants by including diverse populations. Data accessible via the Researcher Workbench.
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TITLE
Genomic data in the All of Us Research Program
BBJ — Japanese-specific array genotyping
STAGE_PERIOD
2013–2015
DESCRIPTION
Genome-wide genotyping using Japanese-specific SNP arrays (Japonica Array v1/v2) designed to capture East Asian-specific variation. Included ~650,000 SNPs with enriched coverage of Japanese population variants.
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MVP — Genotyping & initial GWAS
STAGE_PERIOD
2015–2019
DESCRIPTION
Genome-wide genotyping of MVP participants using a custom MVP 1.0 array. Initial GWAS across key phenotypes including coronary artery disease, type 2 diabetes, and PTSD demonstrated the unique value of the veteran cohort for genetic discovery.
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UK Biobank — Array genotyping flagship
PUBMED_LINK
STAGE_PERIOD
2015–2017
DESCRIPTION
Genome-wide array genotyping using UK BiLEVE Axiom and UK Biobank Axiom arrays. First 150k participants released in 2015, remainder (full ~500k) released in July 2017.
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TITLE
The UK Biobank resource with deep phenotyping and genomic data
UK Biobank — fastGWA imputed GWAS
PUBMED_LINK
STAGE_PERIOD
2015–2017
DESCRIPTION
fastGWA mixed-model association analysis of 2,173 UKB imputed traits, providing a resource-efficient tool for biobank-scale GWAS.
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TITLE
A resource-efficient tool for mixed model association analysis of large-scale data
UK Biobank — SAIGE method (binary trait GWAS)
PUBMED_LINK
STAGE_PERIOD
2015–2017
DESCRIPTION
SAIGE method for efficient case-control imbalance control applied to UKB GWAS of >1,400 binary traits.
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TITLE
Efficiently controlling for case-control imbalance and sample relatedness in large-scale genetic association studies