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Comparison of linkage-disequilibrium methods for localization of genes influencing quantitative traits in humans.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Apr 1999

Page G P, Amos C I

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Linkage disequilibrium has been used to help in the identification of genes predisposing to certain qualitative diseases. Although several linkage-disequilibrium tests have been developed for localization of genes influencing quantitative traits, these tests have not been thoroughly compared with one another. In this report we compare, under a variety of conditions, several different linkage-disequilibrium tests...

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PMID: 10090905
DOI: 10.1086/302331
PMCID: PMC1377844

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