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Dataset ID

NHA000008

Type of data
Genotype frequencies in 934 healthy individuals
(JSNP data)
Access criteria
Unrestricted-access
Total data volume
33.8 MB
File formats
  • XLSX
  • ZIP
Research
hum0014
Date published
2015-12-28
Date modified
2015-12-28
Secondary ID
hum0014.v2.jsnp.934ctrl.v1

Unrestricted-access files linked to this dataset

FileLabelSizeCopy URL
hum0014.v2.jsnp.934ctrl.v1.zip33.8 MB
hum0014.v2.jsnp.934ctrl_Dic.xlsxDictionary file40.3 KB

Analysis method

Genotyping by array

Materials and participants
934 Japanese healthy individuals (JSNP)
  • Population
    Japanese
Sample description
gDNA extracted from peripheral blood cells
  • Tissue
    Peripheral blood
Sample provider
N/A
Experimental method
Genotyping by array
Target
N/A
Platform
Illumina HumanHap550
QC and filtering
sample call rate < 0.98, SNP call rate < 0.99, HWE P < 1 x 10^-6
Analysis method
GenCall software (GenomeStudio)
Variant count
515,286 SNPs