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Cladistic analysis: its applications in association studies of complex diseases.

Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore - 1 May 2000

Heng C K, Low P S

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INTRODUCTION: With the increase in genotype data generated by high throughput typing technologies, there is currently a lack of complexity-oriented analytical methods that can maximise the information obtained from these raw data for the study of complex diseases. We introduce the cladistic analysis that is traditionally applied in evolution studies and taxonomy, to specify relevant comparisons of traits...

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