AutoSNPa

Autozygosity mapping of recessive disorders using small numbers of highly inbred families is a powerful tool for disease gene identification. However, the correct statistical analysis of these family pedigrees is not currently possible due to the very high computational demands involved. AutoSNPa is a computer program used for handling and visually presenting large amounts of SNP data, in such a way as to facilitate the rapid identification and subsequent scrutiny of autozygous regions.

Further information about how the project meets the NCRI project criteria can be found here

The project website can be found at http://dna.leeds.ac.uk/autosnpa/