Data from: The Mouse Universal Genotyping Array: from substrains to subspecies

Genotypes matrix (markers x samples)Genotypes matrix (markers x samples) as comma-separated values. First six headers are chromosome, marker name, genetic position (cM), physical position (bp, in build mm10/GRCm38 of the mouse reference genome), reference allele ("A1"), alternate allele ("A2"). Remaining column headers are sample names.refsamples.csv.zipGenotypes in PLINK binary format (*.bed; 1 of 3)Genotypes for reference samples in PLINK binary format. The PLINK format entails three separate files: *.bed (binary-encoded genotypes), *.bim (marker map) and *.fam (sample metadata).refsamples.bedGenotypes in PLINK binary format (*.bim; 2 of 3)Genotypes for reference samples in PLINK binary format. The PLINK format entails three separate files: *.bed (binary-encoded genotypes), *.bim (marker map) and *.fam (sample metadata).refsamples.bimGenotypes in PLINK binary format (*.fam; 3 of 3)Genotypes for reference samples in PLINK binary format. The PLINK format entails three separate files: *.bed (binary-encoded genotypes), *.bim (marker map) and *.fam (sample metadata).refsamples.famGenotypes as a compressed R data object (*.rds)Genotypes matrix (markers x samples) as an R data object for use with the `argyle` package (https://github.com/andrewparkermorgan/argyle). The object itself is just a matrix, with marker and sample metadata as attributes. For details see the `argyle` manuscript: Morgan AP (2016) argyle: an R package for analysis of Illumina genotyping arrays. G3 6: 281-286. http://www.g3journal.org/content/6/2/281refsamples.rds