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| - | A final set of 28,149 samples and 460,136 markers on autosomal and X chromosomes passing all QC steps described above were used for genetic imputation. Genetic imputation was done through the Sanger imputation service using the Haplotype Reference Consortium (http:// | + | A final set of 28,149 samples and 460,136 markers on autosomal and X chromosomes passing all QC steps described above were used for genetic imputation. Genetic imputation was done through the Sanger imputation service using the Haplotype Reference Consortium (https://www.sanger.ac.uk/ |
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| A final set of 60,157 samples and 476,693 markers on autosomal and X chromosomes passing all QC steps described in the QC rapport and were used for genetic phasing and imputation. Genetic imputation was done through the | A final set of 60,157 samples and 476,693 markers on autosomal and X chromosomes passing all QC steps described in the QC rapport and were used for genetic phasing and imputation. Genetic imputation was done through the | ||
| - | Sanger imputation service using the Haplotype Reference Consortium (http:// | + | Sanger imputation service using the Haplotype Reference Consortium (https://www.sanger.ac.uk/ |
| Method: See QC report | Method: See QC report | ||
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