Introduction
- An expression quantitative trait locus (eQTL) explains part of the variation in gene expression.
- Traditional linkage and association mapping can be applied to gene expression traits (transcripts).
- Genetic variants, such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), that underlie eQTL illuminate transcriptional regulation and variation.
Genetic Drivers of Pancreatic Islet Function
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Load and explore the data
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Review Mapping Steps
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Mapping A Single Gene Expression Trait
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Mapping Many Gene Expression Traits
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Creating A Transcriptome Map
- Transcriptome maps aid in understanding gene expression regulation.
Transcriptome Map of cis and trans eQTL
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Maximum eQTL Peaks and Nearby Genes
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Interpreting qtl2 results
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Mediation Analysis
- Mediation analysis investigates an intermediary between an independent variable and its effect on a dependent variable.
- Mediation analysis is used in high-throughput genomics studies to identify molecular phenotypes, such as gene expression or methylation traits, that mediate the effect of genetic variation on disease phenotypes or other outcomes of interest.