Table 1 Comparison of cis-eQTL summary statistics using mm9 vs mm10.

From: A multi-omics digital research object for the genetics of sleep regulation

Assembly

Liver NSD

Liver SD

Cortex NSD

Cortex SD

mm9

mm10

mm9

mm10

mm9

mm10

mm9

mm10

Total genes

14103

12647

14103

12647

14889

15734

14889

15734

Unique genes

2405

949

2405

949

1043

1888

1043

1888

Genes with significant cis-eQTL

3155

3092

2654

2695

4522

4192

4732

4542

Proportion of genes with significant cis-eQTL

0.22

0.24

0.19

0.21

0.30

0.27

0.32

0.29

Genes with significant cis-eQTL overlapping

2255

1911

3204

3483

Genes with not significant cis-eQTL overlapping

8375

8857

9062

8801

Genes with significant cis-eQTL not overlapping

900

837

743

784

1318

988

1249

1059

Genes with significant cis-eQTL almost overlapping

2995

2898

2535

2505

4201

4019

4441

4350

  1. ‘Unique’ is defined as specific to an assembly (mm9 or mm10). Significance is defined as a q-value below or equal to 0.05. ‘Overlapping’ is defined as common between mm9 and mm10 reanalyses. ‘Almost overlapping’ is defined as common between mm9 and mm10 at a threshold of 0.1 but not as the 0.05 threshold.