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1HeterogeneityHGEN619 class 2007Heterogeneity Questions I Univariate Analysis: What are the contributionsof additive genetic, dominance/sharedenvironmental and unique environmental factorsto the variance? Are the contributions of genetic andenvironmental factors equal for different groups,such as sex, race, ethnicity, SES, environmentalexposure, etc.?2Heterogeneity Questions II Are these differences due to differences in themagnitude of the effects (quantitative)? e.g. Is the contribution of genetic/environmentalfactors greater/smaller in males than in females? Are the differences due to differences in thenature of the effects (qualitative)? e.g. Are there different genetic/environmental factorsinfluencing the trait in males and females?GroupsMZ & DZ:urban/ rural pairsMZ & DZ:urban & rural pairsenvironmentMZ & DZ:OZ & US pairsnationalityMZ & DZ:young & old pairsageDZ:opposite sex pairsMZ & DZ:MM & FF pairsgenderDiscordant for groupmembershipConcordant for groupmembershipComparison3Heterogeneity Model Isame sex pairsEA11C1.5 1PMEAemam11Ccm1PMamcmemMale Maleam2 + cm2 + em2.5ama'm +cmc'mMaleMale.5ama'm +cmc'mam2 + cm2 + em2PFEAefaf11Ccf1.5 1EA11C1PFafcfefFemale Femaleaf2 + cf2 + ef2.5afa'f + cfc'fFemaleFemale.5afa'f + cfc'faf2 + cf2 + ef2Homogeneity Model Isame sex pairsEAea11Cc1.5 1PMEAea11Cc1PMMale Malea2 + c2 + e2a2 + c2 + e2.5a2 + c2MaleMalePFEAea11Cc1.5 1EAea11Cc1PFFemale Femalea2 + c2 + e2a2 + c2 + e2.5a2 + c2FemaleFemale4Scalar Model Isame sex pairsPMEAea11Cc1.5 1PMEAea11Cc1PFEAea11Cc1.5 1PFEAea11Cc1PFVkPFVkMale Malea2 + c2 + e2.5a2 +c2MaleMalea2 + c2 + e2.5a2 +c2Female FemaleFemaleFemalek(a2 + c2 + e2)k(a2 + c2 + e2)Vk(.5a2 + c2)Vk(.5a2 + c2)Models for Concordant Pairs3a1 c1 e1a1 c1 e112Homogeneity4a1 c1 e1 ka1 c1 e112Scalar6a2 c2 e2a1 c1 e112HeterogeneityEPG2G1OS5Homogeneity Model IIopposite sex pairsPFEAea11Cc1.5 1PMEAea11Cc1Male Femalea2 + c2 + e2a2 + c2 + e2.5a2 + c2MaleFemaleHeterogeneity Model IIopposite sex pairsPFEAefaf11Ccf1.5 1PMEAemam11Ccm1Male Femaleam2 + cm2 + em2af2 + cf2 + ef2.5afa'm + cfc'mMaleFemale.5ama'f + cmc'f6Homogeneity Model IIIPFEA.3.811C.51.5 1PMEA.3.811C.51.58.58.58.91.91Correlation.57.57.57.89.89Covariance.98.98.98.98.98VarianceDZmfDZfDZmMZfMZmHeterogeneity Model IIIPFEA.3.811C.51.5 1PMEA.3.511C.51.59.58.64.91.85Correlation.45.57.38.89.50Covariance.59/.98.98.59.98.59VarianceDZmfDZfDZmMZfMZm7Scalar Model IIopposite sex pairsPFEAea11Cc1.5 1PMEAea11Cc1PFVkMale Femalea2 + c2 + e2k(a2 + c2 + e2)Vk(.5a2 + c2)MaleFemalePFEA.3.811C.51.5 1PMEA.3.811C.51PF1.5.58.58.58.91.91Correlation.851.28.572.00.89Covariance.98/2.22.20.982.20.98VarianceDZmfDZfDZmMZfMZmScalar Model III8Models for Concordant andDiscordant Pairs77a2 c2 e2 rga2 c2 e2 rca1 c1 e1a1 c1 e11515General I II4a1 c1 e1 ka1 c1 e115Scalar3a1 c1 e1a1 c1 e115Homogeneity6a2 c2 e2a1 c1 e115HeterogeneityEPG2G1OSGeneral Model Isame sex pairsMale Maleam2+cm2+em2+h2MaleMale.5am2 +cm2+.5h2am2+cm2+em2+h2.5am2 +cm2+.5h2PFEAefaf11Ccf1.5 1EA11C1PFafcfefFemale Femaleaf2 + cf2 + ef2.5afa'f + cfc'fFemaleFemale.5afa'f + cfc'faf2 + cf2 + ef2EA11C1.5 1PMEAemam11Ccm1Amh1PMamcmemAmh1.59PFEAefaf11Ccf1.5 1PMEAemam11Ccm1Amh1Male Femaleam2+cm2+em2+h2af2 + cf2 + ef2MaleFemale .5afa'm + cfc'm.5ama'f + cmc'fGeneral Model IIopposite sex pairsPFEA.3.811C.51.5 1PMEA.3011C.51Am.81.26.58.58.91.91Correlation.25.57.57.89.89Covariance.98.98.98.98.98VarianceDZmfDZfDZmMZfMZmGeneral Model III10Male-female genetic correlation (rg) amaf rg= Vaf2 (am2+h2) If am2~=0 and af2~=0and h2=0 then rg=1 If am2=0 and h2~=0then rg=0 If am2~=0 and h2~=0then 0<rg<1PFEAefaf11Ccf1.5rg 1PMEAemam11Ccm1Male Femaleam2 + cm2 + em2af2 + cf2 + ef2.5rgafa'm +cfc'mMaleFemale.5rgama'f +cmc'fGeneral Model IV11Summary of Models Homogeneity Model: no quantitative, no qualitative differences Heterogeneity Model: quantitative but no qualitative differences Scalar Model: special case of heterogeneity model with proportionalquantitative differences General Model: quantitative and qualitative differencesHeterogeneity differences in variance components NOT mean differences group membership continuous heterogeneity12 #NGroups 8 ! Heterogeneity Model Title G1: Model Parameters Calculation Begin Matrices; X Lower nvar nvar Free Y Lower nvar nvar Z Lower nvar nvar Free W Lower nvar nvar Free H Full 1 1 Q Full 1 1 End Matrices; Matrix H .5 Matrix Q .25 Begin Algebra; A= X*X'; C= Y*Y'; E= Z*Z'; D= W*W'; End Algebra; Title G2: MZ data #include ozbmi.dat Select if zyg =1 Begin Matrices = Group 1; Covariance A+C+E+D | A+C+D _ A+C+D | A+C+E+D; Title G3: DZ data #include ozbmi.dat Select if zyg =3 Begin Matrices = Group 1; Covariance A+C+E+D | H@A+C+Q@D _ H@A+C+Q@D | A+C+E+D; Title G4: Standardization Begin Matrices = Group 1; Begin Algebra; V=A+C+E+D; P=A|C|E|D; S=P@V~; End Algebra; Interval S 1 1 - S 1 4 Title G5: Model Parameters Calculation Begin Matrices; X Lower nvar nvar Free Y Lower nvar nvar Z Lower nvar nvar Free W Lower nvar nvar Free H Full 1 1 Q Full 1 1 End Matrices; Matrix H .5 Matrix Q .25 Begin Algebra; A= X*X'; C= Y*Y'; E= Z*Z'; D= W*W'; End Algebra; Title G6: MZ data #include ozbmi.dat Select if zyg =2 Begin Matrices = Group 5; Covariance A+C+E+D | A+C+D _ A+C+D | A+C+E+D; Title G7: DZ data #include ozbmi.dat Select if zyg =4 Begin Matrices = Group 5; Covariance A+C+E+D | H@A+C+Q@D _ H@A+C+Q@D | A+C+E+D; Title G8: Standardization Begin Matrices = Group 5; Begin Algebra; V=A+C+E+D; P=A|C|E|D; S=P@V~; End Algebra; Interval S 1 1 - S 1 4 Option Sat=5995.659,2667ozbmifmyace4.mx #NGroups 6 ! Homogeneity Model Title G1: Model Parameters Calculation Begin Matrices; X Lower nvar nvar Free Y Lower nvar nvar Z Lower nvar nvar Free W Lower nvar nvar Free H Full 1 1 Q Full 1 1 End Matrices; Matrix H .5 Matrix Q .25 Begin Algebra; A= X*X'; C= Y*Y'; E= Z*Z'; D= W*W'; End Algebra; Title G2: MZ data #include ozbmi.dat Select if zyg =1 Begin Matrices = Group 1; Covariance A+C+E+D | A+C+D _ A+C+D |


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