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GWAS summary stats

LDSC .sumstats format

Convert GWAS summary statistics to the LD-score format summary statistics (.sumstats) format using munge_sumstats.py, see ldsc wiki “Summary-Statistics-File-Format”

GWAS summary statistics in .sumstats format on RCC

Large collection of GWAS summary statistics from Jean

Jean Morrison made a large collection of GWAS summary statistics from different sources and the data are shared in RCC /project2/compbio/gwas_summary_statistics/ directory. You can find more details in the README file in that directory, also in Xin He lab wiki. You can convert those data to LDSC .sumstats format using munge_sumstats.py.