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Comparison of maternal trisomy and disomy (CB131,126,117,125,122,121) with Paternal trisomy and disomy (CB091,089,087,093,100,103)

-the limited variation in paternal disomy and trisomy is conserved

-maternal still has variation

-there is no clear divide between gender along PC1--what does this mean?

Sorting of paternal trisomy data(Emilie) and maternal trisomy data (Jon):

Use galaxy sort tool to sort p-value in ascending order

Why is it that for many of the data there is a base mean and all statistics but no p-value?

ENSMUST00000000674.12 Base mean: 8.06384358972545 LogFC: 0.0460016853044759 Std Error: 0.0883691926491015 Wald-Stats: 0.520562471212569 P-value: NA P-adjusted: N

• • See Jon's notes for information on question**

Filtered data on galaxy to remove data with 'NA' -skip 0 header line- Only retained 70.41% of data when filtering to remove 'NA'

Copied data to excel and use shortcut to removal decimals without rounding

Copy (100lines of) data into MGI Database

http://www.informatics.jax.org/batch/summary#myDataTable=results%3D25%26startIndex%3D0

CENPA Gene (Centromere Protein A) located on Chromosome 5, 16.76

"Phenotype Overview: cardiovascular system, cellular, craniofacial, embryo, growth/size/body, mortality/aging, nervous system"

"A mutation in this gene can cause chromosomal missegregation, aneuploidy and apoptosis"

Excel tools: Truncate numbers in excel: =left (A1, 18)