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PowerPoint Presentation - Complex trait analysis, develop-ment, and
genomics
l2.45 billion scatter plots: here is one of the best
App
The correlation between
App and heat shock protein 84-1 transcript is most impressive.Since WebQTL now contains total of
about 70,000 traits in the BXD strains, we could produce as many as to 70k x
35k scatter plots of this type. Since all of thecorrelations come for a common reference population,
noneof the correlations are
blantantly silly. However the great majority may be uninterpretable and a
very large number may be meaningless given the signal-to-noise ratios of some
measurements. With about 30 strains, correlations above 0.7 have a reasonably
low false positive rate.