Complete File Upload Test

Upload your gene list files (text files with one gene per line)
You can upload multiple files (one file per gene set)
Supported formats: .txt

📥 Download sample gene datasets:

📄 Geneset_1 📄 Geneset_2

Enter descriptive names for each gene set file
Important: Labels must match the order of uploaded files
Example: If you upload 2 files, provide 2 labels separated by commas
Upload your GWAS results in compressed .gz format
File must be compressed as .gz
Total number of individuals in your study
Example: If your study had 50,000 participants, enter: 50000
Distance around genes to include variants
Range: 100 to 100,000 base pairs
Common values: 10000 (10Kb), 50000 (50Kb), 100000 (100Kb)
Required only for polygenic score (PGS) calculation
Only needed if you want PGS results
Can be skipped if you only need enrichment analysis

📋 Input Format Requirements

🧬 Geneset Upload Format

Gene set files should contain one gene identifier per line. Identifiers must be in Ensembl ID format only.

Here's an example of a correctly formatted geneset upload file:

ENSMUSG00000026842
ENSMUSG00000026003
ENSMUSG00000029545
ENSMUSG00000023328
ENSMUSG00000028405
ENSMUSG00000026836

📊 GWAS File Format

Your GWAS file must include these 8 columns (in exact order):

Column Description Example
SNP_ID Variant identifier (rs number) rs11130222
CHR Chromosome number (1-22) 3
POS Genomic position 49901060
A1 Effect allele A
A2 Other allele T
Beta Effect size 0.026
SE Standard error 0.003
Pval P-value 4.581e-25

📝 File Preparation Tips

🗜️ How to Compress Your GWAS File

Using R:

# Save your data as a .gz file
library(R.utils)
write.table(your_data, "yourfile.txt", sep="\t", row.names=FALSE, col.names=TRUE, quote=FALSE)
gzip("yourfile.txt", destname="yourfile.gz", overwrite=TRUE)
            

Using Windows:

Right-click file → 7-Zip → Add to archive → Select .gz format