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1Bivariate analysisHGEN619 class 2007Univariate ACE modelT2AEA Ca ac eT11 111Ee1Cc11 or .512Expected Covariance Matricesa2+c2+e2 .5a2+c2.5a2+c2 a2+c2+e2E DZ =a2+c2+e2 a2+c2a2+c2 a2+c2+e2E MZ = 2 x 22 x 2Bivariate Questions I Univariate Analysis: What are the contributionsof additive genetic, dominance/sharedenvironmental and unique environmental factorsto the variance? Bivariate Analysis: What are the contributions ofgenetic and environmental factors to thecovariance between two traits?3Two TraitsEYEXX YAXAYACECBivariate Questions II Two or more traits can be correlated becausethey share common genes or commonenvironmental influences e.g. Are the same genetic/environmental factorsinfluencing the traits? With twin data on multiple traits it is possible topartition the covariation into its genetic andenvironmental components Goal: to understand what factors make sets ofvariables correlate or co-vary4Bivariate Twin Databetweenwithintraitbetweenwithinindividual twin(within-twin within-trait co)variance(cross-twin within-trait) covariance(cross-twin within-trait) covariancecross-twin cross-traitcovarianceBivariate Twin Covariance MatrixY2X2Y1X1Y2X2Y1X1VX1 CX1X2CX2X1 VX2VY1 CY1Y2CY2Y1 VY2CX1Y1 CX2Y2CY1X1 CY2X2 CX1Y2CX2Y1 CY1X2CY2X15Genetic CorrelationY2AYAXAYaxayayX11 11AXax11 or .5 1 or .5X2Y1rgrgAlternative RepresentationsAXAYaxayX11 1Y1rgASXASYasxasyX11 1Y1AC1acacA1A2a11a22X11 1Y1a216Cholesky DecompositionA1A2a11a22X11 1Y1a21A1A2a11a22X21 1Y2a211 or .5 1 or .5More VariablesA1A2a11a22X11 1X2a21A3a331X3A4a441X4a32a43a31a42A51X57Bivariate AE ModelA1A2a11a22X11 1Y1a21A1A2a11a22X21 1Y2a211 or .5 1 or .5E1E2e11e221 1e21E1E2e11e221 1e21MZ Twin Covariance MatrixY2X2Y1X1Y2X2Y1X1a112+e112a222+a212+e222+e212a21*a11+e21*e11a222+a212a112a21*a118DZ Twin Covariance MatrixY2X2Y1X1Y2X2Y1X1a112+e112a222+a212+e222+e212a21*a11+e21*e11.5a222+.5a212.5a112.5a21*a11Within-Twin Covariances [Mx]A1A2a11a22X11 1Y1a21a11a220a21A1A2X1Y1X Lower 2 2a112a222+a212a21*a11a11*a21=A=X*X'a11a220a21a11a220a21*EA=9Within-Twin Covariancesa112a222+a212a21*a11a11*a21EA=e112e222+e212e21*e11e11*e21EE=a112+ e112a222+a212 +e222+e212a11*a21 + e11*e21EP= EA+EE =a21*a11 + e21*e11Cross-Twin Covariancesa112a222+a212a21*a11a11*a21EA=MZ.5a112.5a222+.5a212.5a21*a11.5a11*a21.5@EA=DZ10Cross-Trait Covariances Within-twin cross-trait covariances implycommon etiological influences Cross-twin cross-trait covariances implyfamilial common etiological influences MZ/DZ ratio of cross-twin cross-traitcovariances reflects whether commonetiological influences are genetic orenvironmentalUnivariate Expected Covariancesa2+c2+e2 .5a2+c2.5a2+c2 a2+c2+e2E DZ =a2+c2+e2 a2+c2a2+c2 a2+c2+e2E MZ = 2 x 22 x 211Univariate Expected Covariances IIE DZ =EA+E C+EE .5@EA+EC.5@EA+EC EA+EC+EEEA+E C+EE EA+ECEA+E C EA+EC+EEE MZ = 2 x 22 x 2Bivariate Expected CovariancesE DZ =EA+E C+EE .5@EA+EC.5@EA+EC EA+EC+EEEA+E C+EE EA+ECEA+E C EA+EC+EEE MZ = 4 x 44 x 412Practical Example I Dataset: MCV-CVT Study 1983-1993 BMI, skinfolds (bic,tri,calf,sil,ssc) Longitudinal: 11 years N MZF: 107, DZF: 60Practical Example II Dataset: NL MRI Study 1990’s Working Memory, Gray & White Matter N MZFY: 68, DZF: 2113! Bivariate ACE model! NL mri data I #NGroups 4 #define nvar 2 ! N dependent variables per twin G1: Model Parameters Calculation Begin matrices; X Lower nvar nvar Free ! additive genetic path coefficient Y Lower nvar nvar Free ! common environmental path coefficient Z Lower nvar nvar Free ! unique environmental path coefficient H Full 1 1 ! G Full 1 nvar Free ! means End matrices; Matrix H .5 Start .5 X 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 Start .7 X 1 2 2 Y 1 2 2 Z 1 2 2 Matrix G 6 7 Begin algebra; A= X*X'; ! additive genetic variance C= Y*Y'; ! common environmental variance E= Z*Z'; ! unique environmental variance V= A+C+E; ! total variance S= A%V | C%V | E%V ; ! standardized variance components End algebra; Labels Row V WM BBGM Labels Column V A1 A2 C1 C2 E1 E2 Endnlmribiv.mx! Bivariate ACE model! NL mri data II G2: MZ twins Data NInputvars=8 ! N inputvars per family Missing=-2.0000 ! missing values ='-2.0000' Rectangular File=mri.rec Labels fam zyg mem1 gm1 wm1 mem2 . . Select if zyg =1 ; Select gm1 wm1 gm2 wm2 ; Begin Matrices = Group 1; Means G| G; ! model for means, assuming mean t1=t2 Covariances ! model for MZ variance/covariances A+C+E | A+C _ A+C | A+C+E ; Options RSiduals End G3: DZ twins Data NInputvars=8 Missing=-2.0000 Rectangular File=mri.rec Labels fam zyg mem1 gm1 wm1 mem2 . . Select if zyg =2 ; Select gm1 wm1 gm2 wm2 ; Begin Matrices = Group 1; Means G| G; ! model for means, assuming mean t1=t2 Covariances ! model for DZ variance/covariances A+C+E | H@A+C _ H@A+C | A+C+E ; Options RSiduals Endnlmribiv.mx14! Bivariate ACE model! NL mri data III G4: summary of relevant statistics Calculation Begin Matrices = Group 1 Begin Algebra ; R= \stnd(A)| \stnd(C)| \stnd(E); ! calculates rg|rc|re End Algebra ; Interval @95 S 1 1 1 S 1 1 3 S 1 1 5 ! CI's on A,C,E for first phenotype Interval @95 S 1 2 2 S 1 2 4 S 1 2 6 ! CI's on A,C,E for second phenotype Interval @95 R 4 2 1 R 4 2 3 R 4 2 5 ! CI's on rg, rc, re


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