David Duffy wrote:
> 
> What kind of bootstrap have you used?  And how many genotypes in the
> observed data?  You might remember that bootstraps can be parametric or
> nonparametric, and that in the latter case, various types of bias
> correction need to be applied when producing CIs.  Also, the variation
> in P-value for each bootstrap sample reflects both the size of the
> original sample and the number of permutations used.  You might compare
> your LD P-values to the (Fisher) exact P-values for the genotypic
> contingency table (if there is HWE and no intergametic association,
> these shouldn't be too different, and do give a "trustable" upper
> bound).  Of course, you can also compare to results from Arlequin,
> multiple replicates from SNPhap etc for the same data.

All due respect to the makers of Arlequin, but I don't have a lot of
faith in their software. Unless they've fixed it, they treat unknown
alleles as new alleles in LD computations, which is worrying.
Enda Kelly


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