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The UkB blood cell traits are

PheID Abbrev Phenotype Cell type Determination
30000 WBCcount White blood cell count Compound white cell Measured
30010 RBCcount Red blood cell count Mature red cell Measured
30020 HGB Haemoglobin concentration Mature red cell Measured
30030 HCT Haematocrit percentage Mature red cell (RBCcount x MCV) / 10
30040 MCV Mean corpuscular volume Mature red cell Measured
30050 MCH Mean corpuscular haemoglobin Mature red cell (hemoglobin/RBCcount) x 10
30060 MCHC Mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration Mature red cell (haemoglobin/haematocrit) x 100
30070 RDW Red blood cell distribution width Mature red cell Measured
30080 PLTcount Platelet count Platelet Measured
30090 PCT Platelet crit Platelet Measured
30100 MPV Mean platelet (thrombocyte) volume Platelet (PCT/PLTcount) x 10000
30110 PDW Platelet distribution width Platelet Measured
30120 LYMPHcount Lymphocyte count Lymphoid white cell (LYMPHperc/100) x WBCcount
30130 MONOcount Monocyte count Myeloid white cell (MONOperc/100) x WBCcount
30140 NEUTcount Neutrophill count Myeloid white cell (NEUTperc/100) x WBCcount
30150 EOcount Eosinophill count Myeloid white cell (EOperc/100) x WBCcount
30160 BASOcount Basophill count Myeloid white cell (BASOperc/100) x WBCcount
30180 LYMPHperc Lymphocyte percentage Compound white cell Measured
30190 MONOperc Monocyte percentage Compound white cell Measured
30200 NEUTperc Neutrophill percentage Compound white cell Measured
30210 EOperc Eosinophill percentage Compound white cell Measured
30220 BASOperc Basophill percentage Compound white cell Measured
30240 RETperc Reticulocyte percentage Immature red cell Measured
30250 RETcount Reticulocyte count Immature red cell (RETperc/100) × RBCcount
30260 MRV Mean reticulocyte volume Immature red cell MCV x (RETperc/100)
30270 MSCV Mean sphered cell volume Mature red cell Measured
30280 IRF Immature reticulocyte fraction Immature red cell HLRcount/RETcount
30290 HLRperc High light scatter reticulocyte percentage Immature red cell Measured
30300 HLRcount High light scatter reticulocyte count Immature red cell (HLRperc/100) × RBCcount

We filtered individuals with following criteria:

  1. Remove samples that are not marked as being "White British".

  2. Remove samples with missing values.

  3. Remove samples with mismatches between self-reported and genetic sex.

  4. Remove outliers defined by UK Biobank.

  5. Remove any individuals have at leat one relative based on the kinship calculations.

  6. Remove any pregnant individuals.

  7. Remove any individuals with following in hospital in-patient data:

    leukemia, lymphoma, bone marrow transplant, chemotherapy, myelodysplastic syndrome, anemia, HIV, end-stage kidney disease, dialysis, cirrhosis, multiple myeloma, lymphocytic leukemia, myeloid leukemia, polycythaemia vera, haemochromatosis

Load UKBiobank Blood Cell traits (individuals are filtered using script)

library(data.table)
library(dplyr)
dat = fread('data/bloodcounts_V1.csv')
class(dat) <- "data.frame"

There are 257604 individuals.

Check distribution for each trait:

par(mfrow=c(2,3))
for(i in 16:44){
  hist(dat[,i], breaks = 100, main=colnames(dat)[i], xlab='x')
}

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Distributions for trait with small observartions:

par(mfrow=c(2,3))
hist(dat$WBC_count[dat$WBC_count < 20], breaks = 100, main=paste0('WBC_count ', sum(dat$WBC_count > 20), ' inds > 20'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$Lymphocyte_count[dat$Lymphocyte_count < 8], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Lymphocyte_count ', sum(dat$Lymphocyte_count > 8), ' inds > 8'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$Monocyte_count[dat$Monocyte_count < 2], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Monocyte_count ', sum(dat$Monocyte_count > 2), ' inds > 2'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$Eosinophill_count[dat$Eosinophill_count < 1], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Eosinophill_count ', sum(dat$Eosinophill_count > 1), ' inds > 1'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$Eosinophill_perc[dat$Eosinophill_perc < 10], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Eosinophill_perc ', sum(dat$Eosinophill_perc > 10), ' inds > 10'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$Basophill_count[dat$Basophill_count < 0.5], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Basophill_count ', sum(dat$Basophill_count > 0.5), ' inds > 0.5'), xlab='x')

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hist(dat$Basophill_perc[dat$Basophill_perc < 2], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Basophill_perc ', sum(dat$Basophill_perc > 2), ' inds > 2'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$Reticulocyte_count[dat$Reticulocyte_count < 0.2], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Reticulocyte_count ', sum(dat$Reticulocyte_count > 0.2), ' inds > 0.2'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$Reticulocyte_perc[dat$Reticulocyte_perc < 4], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Reticulocyte_perc ', sum(dat$Reticulocyte_perc > 4), ' inds > 4'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$HLR_count[dat$HLR_count < 0.1], breaks = 100, main=paste0('HLR_count ', sum(dat$HLR_count > 0.1), ' inds > 0.1'), xlab='x')
hist(dat$HLR_perc[dat$HLR_perc < 2], breaks = 100, main=paste0('HLR_perc ', sum(dat$HLR_perc > 2), ' inds > 2'), xlab='x')

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Basophill

Basophils count is the proportion of ( basophils / 100 ) x white blood cell count.

Basophils_count = dat$Basophill_perc * dat$WBC_count / 100
{plot(Basophils_count, dat$Basophill_count, ylab='UKB Basophill count')
abline(0,1)}

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There are 835 0's in computed Basophils_count, but there are 75056 0's in UKB Basophils count.

hist(Basophils_count[Basophils_count < 0.5], breaks = 100, main=paste0('Derived Basophils_count ', sum(Basophils_count > 0.5), ' inds > 0.5'), xlab='x')

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There are rounding errors in derived count traits.

We recompute all derived traits.

dat$Haematocrit = (dat$MCV * dat$RBC_count)/10
dat$MCH = (dat$Haemoglobin/dat$RBC_count) * 10
dat$MCHC = (dat$Haemoglobin/dat$Haematocrit)*100
dat$MPV = (dat$Plateletcrit/dat$Platelet_count) * 10000
dat$Lymphocyte_count = (dat$Lymphocyte_perc * dat$WBC_count)/100
dat$Monocyte_count = (dat$Monocyte_perc * dat$WBC_count)/100
dat$Eosinophill_count = (dat$Eosinophill_perc * dat$WBC_count)/100
dat$Basophill_count = (dat$Basophill_perc * dat$WBC_count)/100
dat$Neutrophill_count = (dat$Neutrophill_perc * dat$WBC_count)/100
dat$Reticulocyte_count = (dat$Reticulocyte_perc * dat$RBC_count)/100
dat$HLR_count = (dat$HLR_perc * dat$RBC_count)/100
dat$IRF = dat$HLR_perc/dat$Reticulocyte_perc

Inverse normalization for each trait:

dat_1 = dat
for(i in 16:44){
  dat_1[,i] = qnorm((rank(dat_1[,i],na.last="keep")-0.5)/sum(!is.na(dat_1[,i])))
}
par(mfrow=c(2,3))
for(i in 16:44){
  hist(dat_1[,i], breaks = 50, main=colnames(dat_1)[i], xlab='x')
}

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Identify Outliers

Since we will jointly model these traits using multivariate normal distribution, we want to find outliers in multivariate normal, instead of univariate normal. There are derived phenotypes which depend on several measured phenotype. To simplify the problem, we discard directly calculated phenotypes. We use 16 phenotypes.

sub_names = c("WBC_count", "RBC_count", "Haemoglobin", "MCV", "RDW", "Platelet_count", "Plateletcrit", "PDW", "Lymphocyte_perc", "Monocyte_perc", "Neutrophill_perc", "Eosinophill_perc", "Basophill_perc", "Reticulocyte_perc", "MSCV", "HLR_perc")
dat_1_sub = dat_1 %>% select(sub_names)
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Covariace matrix of traits

library(corrplot)
corrplot 0.84 loaded
covy_sub = cov(dat_1_sub)
corrplot(covy_sub, method='color', type='upper', tl.col="black", tl.srt=45, is.corr = FALSE)

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D2_sub = stats::mahalanobis(dat_1_sub, center=0, cov=covy_sub)
dat_sub_select = dat_1[D2_sub < qchisq(0.01, df=16, lower.tail = F),]

There are 248979 individuals.


sessionInfo()
R version 3.6.3 (2020-02-29)
Platform: x86_64-apple-darwin15.6.0 (64-bit)
Running under: macOS Catalina 10.15.7

Matrix products: default
BLAS:   /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.6/Resources/lib/libRblas.0.dylib
LAPACK: /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.6/Resources/lib/libRlapack.dylib

locale:
[1] en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8/C/en_US.UTF-8/en_US.UTF-8

attached base packages:
[1] stats     graphics  grDevices utils     datasets  methods   base     

other attached packages:
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