SimRVSequences: an R package to simulate genetic sequence data for pedigrees
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1 Summary Family-based studies have several advantages over case-control studies for finding causal rare variants for a disease; these include increased power, smaller sample size requirements, and improved detection of sequencing errors. However, collecting suitable families and compiling their data is time-consuming and expensive. To evaluate methodology to identify causal rare variants in family-based studies, one can use simulated data. For this purpose we present the R package SimRVSequences . Users supply a sample of pedigrees and single-nucleotide variant data from a sample of unrelated individuals representing the pedigree founders. Users may also model genetic heterogeneity among families. For ease of use, SimRVSequences offers methods to import and format single-nucleotide variant data and pedigrees from existing software. Availability and Implementation SimRVSequences is available as a library for R ≥ 3.5.0 on the comprehensive R archive network.
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