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Title:¡¡Scalable and robust methods for biobank data analysis¡¡

Abstract

Large-scale biobanks have emerged as a powerful resource for complex disease studies and precision health. The genomic information coupled with clinical, behavior and environmental measurements enables to discover novel genetic associations and disease mechanism across the entire phenome. However, the scale and complex structure of biobank data have remained substantial challenges. In this talk, I will introduce our new methods for biobank data analysis. The proposed methods, SAIGE, POLMM and SAIGE-GENE, can analyze 500,000 samples in genome-wide x phenome-wide scale with adjusting for family relatedness and outcome imbalance. I will also present UK-Biobank data analysis results and resources we created.