PANGAEA
Pedigree Analysis for Genetics
(and Epidemiological Attributes)
IMPORTANT NOTICE: MARCH 2005 Consequent on UW's decision to cease
Anonymous FTP support, all download links have been moved to a
web-based
source. If you have problems with any download links, please try
this link, and also report problem to Elizabeth Thompson
(thompson@stat.washington.edu).
IMPORTANT NOTICE: JANUARY 2006 From 2006, all MORGAN source code is made
freely available for any use, including modification and redistribution:
PANGAEA currently consists of ten packages:
Release history .
Currently active packages
- MORGAN
- IBD_Haplo
is now fully integrated into
MORGAN 3.1 (and later releases)
First release, October 2009. Release of version 2.1 October 2011.
IBD_Create Programs to generate IBD at varying LD
First release October 2011 (includes programs previously in IBD_Haplo).
IBDhaploRtools Version 1.5 is released to CRAN, March 2013.
First release, March 2011. Version 1.2 released November 2011.
These R tools analyze the output of IBD_Haplo, producing various plots and
summary statistics.
Documentation and tutorial included in the package tar file.
- The files to recreate the analyses of the January 2012 IBDmerge
paper:
Glazner, C. G., and
Thompson, E. A. (2012).
- IBDgraph 2.0: another C-library add-on for MORGAN 3
with brief install and test run documentation for
python and
C.
First upload, March 2010; Version 2.0.1 released August 2010.
For a description of this software see
Koepke, H.A., and Thompson, E. A. (UW Statistics Technical Report #567).
- ALBERT (May 2006)
- Eclipse (version 1.1);
Documentation (updated 10/2003)
Maintained packages
Old packages
This collection of packages and documentation is managed by
Dr. Elizabeth Thompson
The development of packages MORGAN (2 and 3), the IBD packages, Loki
(up to 2.1.2),
Eclipse and InSegT were supported
by NIH Grant GM-46255. Other packages
were supported by other research funds.
For specification in the format of the Rockefeller list of
genetic analysis software, click
here.
For a brief release history, click
here.