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Affymetrix is committed to creating educational resources for the genetic community and facilitating the sharing of best practices and workflows. If you would like to contribute or learn more about additional topics for association studies, please email your suggestions and ideas to marcus_hausch@affymetrix.com.

Best Practices Data Analysis Workshop

On May 19, 2009 in Chicago, Affymetrix held its Best Practices in Genome-Wide Association Studies Data Analysis Workshop. At this event, experts in the field participated in panel discussions and seminars focusing on best practices and data analysis workflows for genome-wide association studies.

For your convenience, we've posted selected presentations from the workshop. We will update this page as new material becomes available, so please check back frequently.

Workshop Presentations

Joshua Korn

Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Discovery and Genotyping of Copy Number Variants Across the Frequency Spectrum

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Part 2 (9:23) >
Part 3 (8:28) >

Christian Marshall

The Hospital for Sick Children

Assessment of Copy Number Variation in Autism Spectrum Disorder using the Affymetrix SNP Array 6.0

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Part 1 (8:45) >
Part 2 (7:53) >
Part 3 (8:42) >
Part 4 (10:13) >

Kai Wang

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Pathway-based Approaches for Genome-wide Association Studies: Methodological and Practical Considerations

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Part 2 (8:45) >
Part 3 (9:33) >

Benjamin Voight

Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Practical Aspects of Imputation-driven Meta-analysis of Association Studies

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Part 1 (10:17) >
Part 2 (11:09) >
Part 3 (10:42) >

Nancy Cox

University of Chicago

Quality Control in Genome-wide Association Studies

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Part 1 (10:20) >
Part 2 (10:39) >
Part 3 (10:25) >

Simon Cawley

Algorithms & Data Analysis, Affymetrix, Inc

Development of the SNP Array 6.0 and Considerations for Downstream Analysis

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Part 1 (9:37) >
Part 2 (10:01) >
Part 3 (8:48) >
Part 4 (6:13) >

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