Pritchard Lab Software: TreeLD


TreeLD 1.0

released January  2005 

The package TreeLD is a free software tool for mapping complex trait loci. TreeLD performs a multipoint LD-analysis by inferring the ancestry of a genomic region and analyzing this ancestry for signals of disease mutations. The generated likelihoods can be used to test for the presence of a disease locus and to fine-map its location, providing a point estimate and a credible region. Furthermore, the package provides a novel way of visualizing the association signal in a sample. TreeLD is designed for high-density SNP haplotypes and can be applied to case-control data, TDT trio data and quantitative trait data.

The package has a user friendly point and click interface, allowing an in-depth exploration of the data.

The methods in this program are detailed in Zollner and Pritchard (2005).

Package download:
For UNIX: [Sun], and [Linux]

For Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP : [Windows]
 

Additional program

PH2TM.pl : A perl script that reformats the output of PHASE 2.1 into the input format for TreeLD.

Documentation

Documentation is included in the packages, but can be downloaded directly from here.

Click here for installation instructions.


Please direct any questions to Sebastian Zollner, now at szoellne@umich.edu.