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uk_biobank:downloading_the_data [2016/02/19 15:25]
lessem Created page with "# The phenotype file was downloaded from UK Biobank by the project PI as instructed in the data accessibility email. # All of the utilities from the UK Biobank [http://biobank..."
uk_biobank:downloading_the_data [2020/04/22 11:35] (current)
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-  -  The phenotype file was downloaded from UK Biobank by the project PI as instructed in the data accessibility email. +These procedures were all derived from the [[http://biobank.ctsu.ox.ac.uk/showcase/exinfo.cgi?src=accessing_data_guide|documentation]] at the UK Biobank. This information is here as a record and reference. Researchers should not have to repeat these steps. 
-  -  All of the utilities from the UK Biobank http://biobank.ctsu.ox.ac.uk/showcase/download.cgi|download page were retrieved. + 
-  -  The key, k1234.key was saved from the PI's email. + 
-  -  These commands were run to decrypt the downloaded phenotype file+====== Phenotypic data ====== 
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 +  The phenotype file was downloaded from UK Biobank by the project PI as instructed in the data accessibility email. 
 +  - All of the utilities from the UK Biobank [[http://biobank.ctsu.ox.ac.uk/showcase/download.cgi|download]] page were retrieved. 
 +  - The key, k1234.key was saved from the PI's email. 
 +  -  This command was run to decrypt the downloaded phenotype file
  
 $ ./ukb_unpack ukb1234.enc k1234.key $ ./ukb_unpack ukb1234.enc k1234.key
  
 which produced the file ukb1234.enc_ukb which produced the file ukb1234.enc_ukb
 +  - Once decrypted, the following commands were run to extract the data into useful formats
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 +$ ./ukb_conv ukb1234.enc_ukb bulk -eencoding.ukb
 +$ ./ukb_conv ukb1234.enc_ukb docs -eencoding.ukb
 +$ ./ukb_conv ukb1234.enc_ukb r -eencoding.ukb
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 +    - bulk is a list of IDs for use with the ukbfetch utility
 +    - docs produces an html file containing [[https://ibg.colorado.edu/~lessem/ukb6395.html|documentation of the variables]] in this dataset
 +    - r produces a tab deliminated file and an R script for labeling and putting levels on the variables. 
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 +====== Genotypic data ======
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 +  -  Genetic data is downloaded following the instructions at [[http://biobank.ctsu.ox.ac.uk/showcase/exinfo.cgi?src=AccessingGeneticData|the UK Biobank site]].
 +  -  Scripted downloads of all chromosomes were done using a command such as
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 +$ seq 1 26 | parallel -j1 ./gfetch cal {}
 +$ seq 1 26 | parallel -j1 ./gfetch imp {}
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 +  -  A single sample map (impv1.sample) for the imputed data also was downloaded
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 +$ ./gfetch imp 1 -m
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 +====== Quality Control ======
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 +We identified lists of individuals and positions to exclude from information in the UKB data and in the Axiom Array unimputed genotypes.
 +  - A very brief overveiw of QC steps can be found in this .pptx file{{ :uk_biobank:2020_04_22_ukb_qc.pptx |}}.
 +  -  All files can be found on RC at: /work/KellerLab/UKBiobank/genetics/raw/Quality_Control
 +  -  UKB and Affymetrix performed a number of QC analyses to exclude questionable positions and identify individual samples. Additional pdfs from the UKBiobank are found within /work/KellerLab/UKBiobank/genetics/raw/Quality_Control/UK_Biobank_Axiom_Array
 +  -  Additional Affymetrix and UKB information can be found on their websites:
 +        [[http://www.ukbiobank.ac.uk/scientists-3/uk-biobank-axiom-array/|UK Biobank Axiom Array]], [[https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A0=UKB-GENETICS|UKB-Genetics Archive]]
 +  -  A list of 1068 individuals to exclude is in Exclude_individuals.poorQC.UKB_Affy_sex.id on RC.
 +  -  A list of 8010 positions to exclude is in duplicate.positions.excludesnps.txt on RC.
 +  -  A README.txt file located on RC contains the steps used and additional information.
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