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  • PaulComeau
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2018
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    Using Haploview to Display Data

    Hello I'm a college student working on a research problem that I've been stuck on.

    I am trying to reformat data into some form readable by haploview in order to display individual SNP's with a variety of weight values. The data I'm working with has a column for individual patients, a row for SNP's, and then a numerical weight value when cross referencing an individual with an SNP.

    Example:

    |||||||||SNP1 SNP2
    Indiviual 3 ||||| 0

    I was wondering if I would be able to reformat this data in a way that it would be readable and meaningful through Haploview (which as I understand is traditionally for analyzing how paired snp's can be relevant to a certain allele). I personally have been unsuccessful in writing a script to convert the data I was given into a format readable by Haploview while also retaining the meaning of the data. At this point it seems as though I should be looking at different tools or formats to map the data, but I was hoping I may have overlooked something that would allow me to use Haploview in this way.
    Last edited by PaulComeau; 03-18-2018, 07:05 PM. Reason: reformatting

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