statistical core

stat@genomeutwin.org

STATISTICAL EXPERTISE

The MxSite script library created for the purposes of GenomEUtwin
login:"scuba", password: "diver".

Please note these two important issues considering these scripts:

1. Please do NOT distribute the scirpts and/or the passwords to people not associated with GenomEUtwin. The scripts still need some finalizing and betatesting and input from the users before they are made public, which should happen sometime next fall.

2. GSG has agreed that anyone using these scripts should acknowledge the website and GenomEUtwin when publishing anything produced with the help of these scripts.

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Linkage and/or LD analysis software HOWTO

Linkage helper scripts & programs page

GenomEUtwin Statistical Services

LINKAGE ANALYSIS AND STATISTICAL ANALYSES
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Linkage@genomeutwin.org

Do you have a question, that you do not know who to ask or are too embarrased to ask from you advisors? Have you been trying to get an answer to a question with no response from experts? We have generated a e-mail list where your question is directed to us (Markus, Tero and Sampo). If we can't answer your question directly, we'll direct the question to the experts in the field we know, anonymously if you wish so. These experts include, but are not limited to, Drs. Joe Terwilliger, John Blangero, Harald Göring, Ken Lange, Eric Sobel and Janet Sinsheimer.

All questions will get an e-mail answer. Also, most will be posted to the FAQ website. The questions can address any relevant issue in the field; from biological background of linkage to running tips for programs.
Here is a web-based form for the questions so you can ask your questions truly anomously, even for us (then, the answer will appear in the web page only).

We restrict the right to admit in some cases that an answer cannot be found. We hope those cases will be few.

This service is mainly meant for junior scientists in GenomEUtwin taking their first (or second, third ;-)) steps in analyses.

Markus, Tero and Sampo from GenomEUtwin thinktank in KTL