Figure 1
Figure 1. Iterative resampling approach to identify 134 SNPs reproducibly associated with ALL relapse. A total of 2535 children with newly diagnosed ALL were split into a discovery and a validation cohort at a 1:1 ratio with balanced representation of treatment and clinical features. GWAS was performed on the discovery cohort and then on filtered SNPs based on replication in the remaining patients (replication cohort). Resampling was performed for 100 iterations and 134 SNPs were selected as “relapse SNPs” because they were successfully replicated in multiple rounds of resampling. Ip indicates information profiling (see “GWAS for germline SNP genotypes related to risk of relapse”).

Iterative resampling approach to identify 134 SNPs reproducibly associated with ALL relapse. A total of 2535 children with newly diagnosed ALL were split into a discovery and a validation cohort at a 1:1 ratio with balanced representation of treatment and clinical features. GWAS was performed on the discovery cohort and then on filtered SNPs based on replication in the remaining patients (replication cohort). Resampling was performed for 100 iterations and 134 SNPs were selected as “relapse SNPs” because they were successfully replicated in multiple rounds of resampling. Ip indicates information profiling (see “GWAS for germline SNP genotypes related to risk of relapse”).

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