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Here we summarize overall sharing of effects by sign and by magnitude. Compare the table at the bottom of this page against Table 2 in the manuscript.
Because a major feature of these data is that brain tissues generally show more similar effects than non-brain tissues, we also compute results separately from subsets of brain and non-brain tissues.
First, we load some functions defined for mash analyses.
source("../code/normfuncs.R")
This is the threshold used to determine which genes have at least one significant effect across tissues.
thresh <- 0.05
Load some GTEx summary statistics, as well as some of the results generated from the mash analysis of the GTEx data.
out <- readRDS("../data/MatrixEQTLSumStats.Portable.Z.rds")
maxbeta <- out$strong.b
maxz <- out$strong.z
standard.error <- out$strong.s
out <- readRDS(paste("../output/MatrixEQTLSumStats.Portable.Z.coved.K3.P3",
"lite.single.expanded.V1.posterior.rds",sep = "."))
pm.mash <- out$posterior.means
pm.mash.beta <- pm.mash*standard.error
lfsr <- out$lfsr
lfsr[lfsr < 0] <- 0
tissue.names <- as.character(read.table("../data/abbreviate.names.txt")[,2])
colnames(lfsr) <- tissue.names
Load the results generated from the mash analysis of the GTEx data after removing the data from the brain tissues.
lfsr.nobrain <- read.table("../output/nobrainlfsr.txt")[,-1]
colnames(lfsr.nobrain) <- tissue.names[-c(7:16)]
pm.mash.nobrain <-
as.matrix(read.table("../output/nobrainposterior.means.txt")[,-1]) *
standard.error[,-c(7:16)]
Load the results generated from the mash analysis of the GTEx data for the brain tissues only.
lfsr.brain.only <- read.table("../output/brainonlylfsr.txt")[,-1]
colnames(lfsr.brain.only) <- tissue.names[c(7:16)]
pm.mash.brain.only <-
as.matrix(read.table("../output/brainonlyposterior.means.txt")[,-1]) *
standard.error[,c(7:16)]
Compute the amount of eQTL sharing by sign, in all tissues, and separately in brain and non-brain tissues. “Sharing by” sign requires that the effect has the same sign as the strongest effect among tissues.
sigmat <- (lfsr<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
signall <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.beta[nsig>0,])>0)
sigmat <- (lfsr[,-c(7:16)]<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
signall.nobrain <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.beta[nsig,-c(7:16)])>0)
sigmat <- (lfsr[,c(7:16)]<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
signall.brainonly <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.beta[nsig>0,c(7:16)])>0)
sigmat <- (lfsr.nobrain<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
signnobrain <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.nobrain[nsig>0,])>0)
sigmat <- (lfsr.brain.only<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
signbrainonly <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.brain.only[nsig>0,])>0)
Compute the amount of sharing by magnitude, in all tissues, and separately in brain and non-brain tissues. “Sharing by Magnitude” requires that the effect is also within a factor of 2 of the strongest effect.
sigmat <- (lfsr<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
magall <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.beta[nsig>0,])>0.5)
sigmat <- (lfsr[,-c(7:16)]<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
magall.excludingbrain <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.beta[nsig>0,-c(7:16)]) > 0.5)
sigmat <- (lfsr[,c(7:16)]<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
magall.brainonly <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.beta[nsig>0,c(7:16)]) > 0.5)
sigmat <- (lfsr.nobrain<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
magnobrain <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.nobrain[nsig>0,]) > 0.5)
sigmat <- (lfsr.brain.only<=thresh)
nsig <- rowSums(sigmat)
magbrain <- mean(het.norm(pm.mash.brain.only[nsig>0,]) > 0.5)
Summarize these calculations in a single table. The numbers in parentheses are obtained by the secondary mash analyses on the brain-only and non-brain tissue subsets.
round(matrix(rbind(c(signall,signall.nobrain,signnobrain,
signall.brainonly,signbrainonly),
c(magall,magall.excludingbrain,magnobrain,
magall.brainonly,magbrain)),
nrow = 2,ncol = 5,
dimnames = list(c("shared by sign","shared by magnitude"),
c("all tissues","non-brain","(non-brain)",
"brain","(brain)"))),
digits = 3)
# all tissues non-brain (non-brain) brain (brain)
# shared by sign 0.850 0.849 0.882 0.959 0.984
# shared by magnitude 0.359 0.398 0.445 0.764 0.859
The results confirm extensive eQTL sharing among tissues, particularly among the brain tissues; sharing in sign exceeds 85% in all cases, and is as high as 96% among the brain tissues.
Sharing in magnitude is inevitably lower, because sharing in magnitude implies sharing in sign. Overall, on average 36% of tissues show an effect within a factor of 2 of the strongest effect at each top eQTL.
However, within brain tissues this number increases to 76%. That is, not only do eQTLs tend to be shared among the brain tissues, but the effect sizes tend to be quite homogeneous.
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