Lea K.
Data Analyst
UKB Community team
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Recent activity by Lea K.
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Hi Mohammad,You may find the SNP filtering notebook useful to filter individual SNPs from the genotype data. Hope this helps.Thank you for using the community forum.
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Hi Yiwey,You can run sqlite on python in a JupyterLab instance. You can also create and use a Docker image.Hope this helps. Thank you for using the community forum.
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Hi James,The UK Biobank GitHub includes useful notebooks to guide you on using the RAP and perform your analysis. You might find the A109_Find-participant-bulk-files.ipynb helpful. The UK Biobank G...
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Hi Giovanni,After extracting data from field 41270, the different ICD-10 code instances for each participant are stored in a single column, separated by a pipe (“|”). The order of these diagnoses c...
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Hi Giovanni,After extracting the data from fields 41270 and 41280, you can match a specific ICD code with its corresponding date using the array structure. The matching is based on the same eid, in...
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Hi Shiqi,Table-exporter is a helpful tool to extract the date of ICD-10 diagnosis. You may find the A110_Export_participant_data.Rmd notebook helpful for using table-exporter on RStudio. I hope thi...
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Hi Hangkai,Unfortunately, SAS is not currently supported by the RAP. However, thank you for your recommendation, we will consider this for future enhancements. Thank you for using the Community for...
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Hi Amy, This is a current issue and it has been flagged to DNA Nexus. They are working on it.Thank you for your patience.
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The gnomAD data includes the genetic ancestry PCA https://gnomad.broadinstitute.org/downloads#v4-genetic-ancestry-group-classification. Version 4 includes data from UK Biobank participants https://...
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Field 26201 provide the first 4 PRS genetic principal components that are ancestry specific ( https://www.nature.com/articles/ng1847). Let us know if this is not what you are looking for.
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