Title | Bio lab 13 - Lab report |
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Author | Jeffrey Jakubz |
Course | Molecular Biology |
Institution | Hunter College CUNY |
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BIOL203- SPRING 2020 LAB13 LAB REPORT—Total point value: 50pts LINK TO THE WIKIPAGE EXERCISE FOR LAB 13: http://diverge.hunter.cuny.edu/labwiki/QuBi/modules/biol203-geno-phenoassociation-2020 THE TWO DATA TABLES AND THE DNA SEQUENCE NEEDED FOR COMPLETION OF THE REPORT ARE EMBEDDED IN THE TEXT-SEE BELOW Introduction: GWAS and contingency test
T/T
T/C
C/C
Total
Case
0
24
127
151
Control
9
68
114
191
Total
9
92
241
342
chi-square = 26.4 degrees of freedom = 2 probability = 0.000 Tabl e2.Sampl eAl l el eFr equenci es T
C
Tot al
Case
24
278
302
Cont r ol
86
296
382
Tot al
110
574
684
Is there a statistically significant association between alleles and disease phenotype? As the chi-square value is 26.5, and the p value being less than 0.05, this means that there is a significant association between alleles and disease phenotype. In this case, the null hypothesis should be rejected. Which allele (C or T) is over-represented in (i.e., statistically associated with) disease cases? The C allele is over-represented, as seen from tables 2a and 2b.
Test Association with locus A TABLE 3a. Genotype counts at Locus A for each phenotype A1/A A1/A A2/A Row 1 2 2 Sum Taster 62 26 48 136 Non-Taster 18 15 56 89 Column 80 41 104 225 Sum Tabl e3b.Al l el ecount satLocusA A1
A2
Row Sum
Tast er
150
122
272
NonTast er
51
127
178
Col umnSum
201
249
450
Recor dyourr esul ti nt hel abr epor tsheetf ort hecont i ngencyt es tf orLocusA,i nc l udi ngchi s quar es t at i s t i c ,degr eeoff r eedom,andpv al ues
chi-square = 30.6 degrees of freedom = 1 probability = 0.000 expected: contingency table
1 2
A
B
121. 79.5
151. 98.5
Test Association with locus B TABLE 4a. Genotype counts at Locus B for each phenotype B1/B B1/B B1/B B2/B B2/B B3/B 1 2 3 2 3 3 Taster 16 9 8 51 4 1 Non-Taster 11 7 1 31 9 0 Column 27 16 9 82 13 1 Sum
Row Sum 89 59 148
B1 B2 B3 Ro wSum
Ta s t e r
49 11 5 14 17 8
No nTa s t e r
30 78
Col umnSum
79 19 3 24 29 6
10 11 8
Recor dy ourr esul ti nt hel abr epor tsheetf ort hecont i ngenc yt es tf orLocusA,i nc l udi ngchi s quar es t at i s t i c ,degr eeoff r eedom,andpv al ues
chi-square = 0.175 degrees of freedom = 2 probability = 0.916
Web Exercise. Search for gene information using NCBI online databases Past ey ourbl as thi tbel ow( y oumi ghtwantt ous et hepr i nt / pdff unc t i onori mpor ta phonepi c t ur e) :
Name of the gene and summary of its function (from locus page): This gene is named TAS2R38, and represents the taste 2 receptor member 38. This has a G-PCR, which controls our ability to taste glucosinolates.
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