Instructor
Division of Biostatistics
Ph.D., 2008, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,
Biostatistics
Box 800759
Tel: 1-434-982-6269
Fax: 1-434-982-1814
Email: amanicha@virginia.edu
Health System West Complex - Multistory Building Room 6111
Expertise:
statistical genetics, genetic epidemiology, studies of
cardiovascular disease and diabetes, experimental genetics, model
selection
Research Interests:
My research lies in the areas of mathematical and statistical
modeling of biological systems, with an emphasis on 2) analysis of
human disease using genotype, sequence, and other high-throughput
genomic data, 2) quantitative trait mapping in experimental crosses,
and 3) pathway analysis and gene network modelling. I am also using
integrative genomic and bioinformatic approaches toward the ultimate
goal of mapping functional variants for complex genetic traits.
Recent Publications
Manichaikul A,
Mychaleckyj JC, Rich SS, Daly K, Sale M, Chen WM (2010) Robust
relationship inference in genome wide association studies.
Bioinformatics 26: 2867-73.
Shavit JA,
Manichaikul A, Lemmerhirt HL, Broman KW, Ginsburg D (2009) Modifiers of
von Willebrand factor identified by natural variation in inbred strains
of mice. Blood 114: 5368-74.
Chen WM,
Manichaikul A, Rich SS (2009) A generalized family-based association
test for dichotomous traits. Am J Hum Genet 85: 364-76.Chen WM,
Manichaikul A, Rich SS (2009) A generalized family-based association
test for dichotomous traits. Am J Hum Genet 85: 364-76.
Manichaikul A,
Ghamsari L, Hom EFY, Lin C, Murray R, Chang RL, Balaji S, Hao T, Shen
Y, Chavali A, Thiele I, Yang X, Fan C, Mello E, Hill DE, Vidal M,
Salehi-Ashtiani K, Papin JA (2009) Metabolic network analysis
integrated with transcript verification for sequenced genomes. Nat
Methods 6: 589-92.
Fushan AA,
Simons CT, Slack JP, Manichaikul A, Drayna D (2009) Allelic polymor-
phism within the TAS1R3 promoter is associated with human taste
sensitivity to sucrose. Curr Biol 19: 1288-93.
Manichaikul A,
Broman KW (2009) Binary trait mapping in experimental crosses with
selective genotyping. Genetics 182: 863-74.
Manichaikul A,
Moon JY, Yandell BS, Broman KW (2009) A model selection approach for
the identification of quantitative trait loci in experimental crosses,
allowing epistasis. Genetics 181: 1077-86.