GenomEUtwin
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The aim of GenomEUtwin is to develop novel strategies to maximally utilize the unique features of twin cohorts, including the availability of longitudinal data and sample information about lifestyle and environmental factors, in the characterization of complex traits.
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General Information
- Year created
- 2002
- Types of cohorts
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- Population cohort
- Countries
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- Denmark
- Finland
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Norway
- United Kingdom
- Australia
- Sweden
- Setting
- International
- Funding
- This project has received funding from the Framework 5th Programme of the European Community.
- Criteria of cohort's to be included
- Twin cohorts with genomic, lifestyle and environmental information.
- Socio-environmental context
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- NA
Participants
Number of participants
- Total
- 1,190,000
Age range of the samples
- Minimum age
- 20
- Maximum age
- 85
Methodology for harmonization and integration
- Strategy of harmonization
- Ex-post
- Data processing methods
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- NA
- Type of infrastructure
- Data are in different locations
- Integrative data analysis
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- Pooled analyses
- Federated analyses
- Software
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- Other
- Supplementary information
- More information: Peltonen l. GenomEUtwin: A Strategy to Identify Genetic Influences on Health and Disease. Twin Research, 2003. Volume 6 Number 5 pp. 354± 360 https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/F8439F1D0E19810C93000E07EA51B119/S1369052300003986a.pdf/data_modeling_and_data_communication_in_genomeutwin.pdf Peltonen, L., Perola, M., Boomsma, D. I., Christensen, K., Evans, A., Harris, J., ... Syvanen, A. C. (2003). GENOMEUTWIN - an integrated project of eight large twin cohorts for genetic studies on complex traits. American Journal of Human Genetics, 73, 1330. https://doi.org/10.1086/380311
Number of cohorts
- Total
- 9
- With harmonized data
- 9
- Will more cohorts be harmonized?
Access
- Availability of metadata
- Availability of individual data