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#105 Have a look at this well
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In case of bibtex entries with italicized codes specified using `\emph{}`, `rbibuitils` is converting backslash in `\emph` to `\backslash`, resulting in `\backslashemph` leading to a `unknown macro '…
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I've had a look around and not been able to find any guidance or overview on quantitative genetics software. What do people do, and how do they do it?
@timothymillar do you have any starting points…
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In quantitative genetics it is common not to treat alleles at a locus as equal. The "functional consequence" of each allele is important and the process for determining these consequences is well sta…
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A heatmap of genetic diversity is seen in_ Landscape genetics, adaptive diversity and population structure in Phaseolus vulgaris_ (Rodriguez et al, 2015). This might work well too for the quantitative…
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Hi,
Extremely useful extension, thanks for the hard work. I have an issue with numeric styles (e.g. Vancouver). It all looks fine within JupyterLab, but when I tried exporting the notebook to latex…
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This ticket keeps track of existing eQTL fine mapping methods -- please use new comment for additional references so that I can be notified to add here and to my mendeley:
1. Davis, Joe R., et al.…
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Following a similar pattern to the popgen use-case (#8) we'd like to situate and illustrate the quantitative genetics part of sgkit. Here's a rough structure to get started (paragraphs)
1. Who are …
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## Background
Raised from discussion on slack genetics channel with @Juanmaria-rr.
https://platform.opentargets.org/target/ENSG00000105397/associations
https://genetics.opentargets.org/variant…
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At the moment we randomly pick colonies for the events. Once we have phenotypes, it would make sense that we swarm colonies that have high phenotype for swarming, not a random choice.
To facilitate…