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Trait Data and Analysis for CCF_10002

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Group Mouse: CC group
Phenotype
Central nervous system, pharmacology, metabolism: Dopamine concentration in the dorsal striatum (caudate-putamen) of 3-month-old females measured by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) after plastic bead dissociation [pmol/mg tissue]
Authors
Gui Y, Sinkkonen L, Buttini M, Thomas M
Title
Genetic and Strain Variation of Striatal Dopamine in Mice
Journal None (2019)
Database CC Phenotypes

Statistics


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Calculate Correlations

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Sample Correlation
The Sample Correlation is computed between trait data and any other traits in the sample database selected above. Use Spearman Rank when the sample size is small (<20) or when there are influential outliers.
Literature Correlation
The Literature Correlation (Lit r) between this gene and all other genes is computed
using the Semantic Gene Organizer and human, rat, and mouse data from PubMed. Values are ranked by Lit r, but Sample r and Tissue r are also displayed.
More on using Lit r
Tissue Correlation
The Tissue Correlation (Tissue r) estimates the similarity of expression of two genes or transcripts across different cells, tissues, or organs (glossary). Tissue correlations are generated by analyzing expression in multiple samples usually taken from single cases.
Pearson and Spearman Rank correlations have been computed for all pairs of genes using data from mouse samples.

Mapping Tools

GEMMA
GEMMA maps with correction for kinship using a linear mixed model and can include covariates such as sex and age. Defaults include a minor allele frequency of 0.05 and the leave-one-chromosome-out method (PMID: 2453419, and GitHub code).
More information on R/qtl mapping models and methods can be found here.

Review and Edit Data



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  # read into R
  trait <- read.csv("CCF_10002.csv", header = TRUE, comment.char = "#")

  # read into python
  import pandas as pd
  trait = pd.read_csv("CCF_10002.csv", header = 0, comment = "#")
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