bio-clinical-databases-polygenic-risk
This Claude Code skill computes polygenic risk scores using three major methods: PRSice-2 (clumping and thresholding), LDpred2 (Bayesian approach), and PRS-CS from genome-wide association study summary statistics. Use it when predicting an individual's disease risk based on combinations of genetic variants across the genome, particularly for stratifying patient cohorts or calculating inherited genetic susceptibility.
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## Version Compatibility
Reference examples tested with: LDpred2 1.14+, PRSice-2 2.3+, numpy 1.26+, scipy 1.12+
Before using code patterns, verify installed versions match. If versions differ:
- Python: `pip show <package>` then `help(module.function)` to check signatures
- R: `packageVersion('<pkg>')` then `?function_name` to verify parameters
- CLI: `<tool> --version` then `<tool> --help` to confirm flags
If code throws ImportError, AttributeError, or TypeError, introspect the installed
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# Polygenic Risk Scores
**"Calculate polygenic risk scores for my cohort"** → Compute genome-wide risk scores from GWAS summary statistics and individual genotypes to predict disease susceptibility.
- CLI: `PRSice_linux --base gwas.txt --target genotypes --out prs_results`
- R: `bigsnpr::snp_ldpred2_auto()` for LDpred2 Bayesian PRS
## PRSice-2 Workflow
**Goal:** Calculate polygenic risk scores from GWAS summary statistics using clumping and thresholding.
**Approach:** Run PRSice-2 with GWAS summary stats and target genotypes, applying LD clumping and multiple p-value thresholds.
### Basic PRS Calculation
```bash
# PRSice-2 with clumping and thresholding
PRSice_linux \
--base gwas_summary.txt \
--target genotypes \
--snp SNP \
--chr CHR \
--bp BP \
--A1 A1 \
--A2 A2 \
--pvalue P \
--beta BETA \
--clump-kb 250 \
--clump-r2 0.1 \
--bar-levels 5e-8,1e-5,1e-3,0.01,0.05,0.1,0.5,1 \
--fastscore \
--all-score \
--out prs_results
```
### PRSice-2 with Covariates
```bash
PRSice_linux \
--base gwas_summary.txt \
--target genotypes \
--pheno phenotype.txt \
--cov covariates.txt \
--cov-col @PC[1-10],Age,Sex \
--binary-target T \
--clump-kb 250 \
--clump-r2 0.1 \
--out prs_with_cov
```
## GWAS Summary Statistics Format
```
SNP CHR BP A1 A2 BETA SE P
rs12345 1 10000 A G 0.05 0.01 1e-8
rs67890 1 20000 T C -0.03 0.02 0.001
```
## LDpred2 (R)
**Goal:** Compute Bayesian polygenic risk scores with automatic hyperparameter tuning via LDpred2-auto.
**Approach:** Load genotypes with bigsnpr, match GWAS variants, compute LD matrix, estimate heritability with LD score regression, then run LDpred2-auto.
### Setup and Run
```r
library(bigsnpr)
library(data.table)
# Load genotype data (plink bed/bim/fam)
obj.bigsnp <- snp_attach('genotypes.rds')
G <- obj.bigsnp$genotypes
map <- obj.bigsnp$map
# Load and format GWAS summary stats
sumstats <- fread('gwas_summary.txt')
# Match variants
df_beta <- snp_match(sumstats, map, strand_flip = TRUE)
# Compute LD matrix (correlation)
# Uses reference panel or in-sample LD
corr <- snp_cor(G, ind.col = df_beta$`_NUM_ID_`)
# LDpred2-auto (recommended - automatic hyperparameter tuning)
ldsc <- snp_ldsc2(corr, df_beta)
h2_est <- ldsc[['h2']]
multi_auto <- snp_ldpred2_auto(
corr,
df_beta,
h2_init = h2_est,
vec_p_init = seq_log(1e-4, 0.2, 30),
ncores = 4
)
# Extract posterior effect sizes
beta_auto <- sapply(multi_auto, function(x) x$beta_est)
pred_auto <- big_prodMat(G, beta_auto)
```
### LDpred2 Grid Model
```r
# Grid of hyperparameters
h2_seq <- round(h2_est * c(0.7, 1, 1.4), 4)
p_seq <- signif(seq_log(1e-5, 1, 21), 2)
params <- expand.grid(p = p_seq, h2 = h2_seq, sparse = c(FALSE, TRUE))
# Run LDpred2-grid
beta_grid <- snp_ldpred2_grid(corr, df_beta, params, ncores = 4)
pred_grid <- big_prodMat(G, beta_grid)
# Select best parameters by validation R2
auc_grid <- apply(pred_grid, 2, function(x) {
AUC(x, obj.bigsnp$fam$affection - 1)
})
best_params <- params[which.max(auc_grid), ]
```
## PRS-CS
**Goal:** Compute PRS using continuous shrinkage priors with an external LD reference panel.
**Approach:** Run PRS-CS to estimate posterior effect sizes, then score with plink.
```bash
# PRS-CS with external LD reference
python PRScs.py \
--ref_dir=ldblk_1kg_eur \
--bim_prefix=target \
--sst_file=gwas_summary.txt \
--n_gwas=100000 \
--out_dir=prscs_output
# Score with plink
plink --bfile target \
--score prscs_output_pst_eff_a1_b0.5_phi1e-02.txt 2 4 6 \
--out prs_scores
```
## Score Normalization
**Goal:** Normalize raw PRS values to Z-scores and population percentiles for interpretable reporting.
**Approach:** Z-score normalize against a reference distribution, then convert to percentiles via the normal CDF.
```python
import numpy as np
from scipy import stats
def normalize_prs(scores, reference_scores=None):
'''Z-score normalize PRS
Args:
scores: Array of PRS values
reference_scores: Population reference (if None, use scores)
Returns:
Z-scored PRS values
'''
if reference_scores is None:
reference_scores = scores
mean = np.mean(reference_scores)
std = np.std(reference_scores)
return (scores - mean) / std
def prs_to_percentile(z_score):
'''Convert Z-scored PRS to population percentile'''
return stats.norm.cdf(z_score) * 100
# Example
prs_raw = np.array([0.5, 1.2, -0.3, 2.1, 0.8])
prs_z = normalize_prs(prs_raw)
percentiles = prs_to_percentile(prs_z)
```
## Risk Stratification
**Goal:** Categorize individuals into clinical risk groups based on their Z-scored PRS.
**Approach:** Apply population-distribution-based thresholds to assign Low/Average/High/Very High risk tiers.
```python
def stratify_risk(prs_z, thresholds=None):
'''Categorize PRS into risk groups
Default thresholds based on population distribution:
- Low: < -1 SD (bottom 16%)
- Average: -1 to 1 SD (middle 68%)
- High: > 1 SD (top 16%)
- Very high: > 2 SD (top 2.5%)
'''
if thresholds is None:
thresholds = {'low': -1, 'high': 1, 'very_high': 2}
if prs_z > thresholds['very_high']:
return 'Very High Risk'
elif prs_z > thresholds['high']:
return 'High Risk'
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