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Post by george on Mar 8, 2017 3:10:30 GMT
Dear GCTA users,
I tried to estimate the heritability for some traits in subjects with diabetes. The sample size is ~5500 and ~1.2 million SNPs, I obtained the H2 close to 0.2 (SE=0.07) with adjustment for PCA 20, which is obviously lower than the reported values. For BMI, it seems reasonable (H2=0.4; SE=0.07). Is it somehow due to the type of population, because all subjects are patients with diabetes? Any comments about it? Many thanks.
#Heritability for height (non-adjustment) Source Variance SE
V(G) 0.002075 0.000449
V(e) 0.004946 0.000448
Vp 0.007021 0.000134
V(G)/Vp 0.295603 0.063306
logL 10863.667
logL0 10843.656
LRT 40.022
df 1
Pval 1.256e-10
n 5487
#Heritability for height (adjustment for PCA20) Source Variance SE
V(G) 0.001413 0.000498
V(e) 0.005569 0.000499
Vp 0.006982 0.000134
V(G)/Vp 0.202417 0.070882
logL 10837.413
logL0 10833.051
LRT 8.723
df 1
Pval 0.001571
n 5487
#Heritability for BMI (adjustment for PCA20) Source Variance SE
V(G) 6.319351 1.173460
V(e) 9.401788 1.142994
Vp 15.721139 0.303253
V(G)/Vp 0.401965 0.073261
logL -10239.846
logL0 -10255.100
LRT 30.509
df 1
Pval 1.661e-08
n 5484
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