Samuel Mathieu, Louis-Hippolyte Minvielle Moncla, Mewen Briend, Valentine Duclos, Anne Rufiange, Yohan Bossé, Patrick Mathieu
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摘要
摘要 遗传队列的不断扩大导致分子数量性状位点(QTL)研究规模的扩大,为旨在确定分子性状与疾病之间因果关系的更广泛的双样本孟德尔随机化(MR)研究创造了机会。随着时间的推移,这种增加导致了多种因果关系候选者和潜在药物靶点的确定。然而,随着此类研究规模的扩大和多原子数据维度的提高,计算方面也面临着挑战。我们提出了 "LArge SCAle MOLecular Mendelian Randomization with Julia"(LaScaMolMR.jl),这是一个开源的集成 Julia 软件包,专为全基因组孟德尔随机化(OWMR)研究而优化。这个多功能软件包消除了双语言问题,实现了顺式和反式工具变量选择方法的快速算法,并为分子暴露的 MR 研究执行了最常用的回归估计器。它通过元编程减少了计算时间,从而可以轻松部署多线程方法,并将潜在工具变量的联系不平衡调查内部化。LaScaMolMR.jl 通过其集成方法和高计算性能,可让只有极少编程经验的用户进行大规模 OWMR 研究。
Efficient molecular mendelian randomization screens with LaScaMolMR.jl
Summary The ever-growing genetic cohorts lead to an increase in scale of molecular Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) studies, creating opportunities for more extensive two samples Mendelian randomization (MR) investigations aiming to identify causal relationships between molecular traits and diseases. This increase led to the identification of multiple causal candidates and potential drug targets over time. However, the increase in scale of such studies and higher dimension multi-omic data come with computational challenges. We present “LArge SCAle MOLecular Mendelian Randomization with Julia” (LaScaMolMR.jl), an open-sourced integrated Julia package optimized for Omic-wide Mendelian Randomization (OWMR) Studies. This versatile package eliminates the two-language problem and implements fast algorithms for instrumental variable selection approaches with both cis and trans instruments and performs the most popular regression estimators for MR studies with molecular exposures. It reduces the compute time via meta-programming allowing easy deployment of multi-threaded approach and the internalization of linkage disequilibrium investigation of potential instrumental variables. Via its integrated approach and high-computational performance, LaScaMolMR.jl allows users who have minimal programming experience to perform large scale OWMR studies.