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Regression models for linkage heterogeneity applied to familial prostate cancer.
American journal of human genetics - 1 May 2001
Schaid D J, McDonnell S K, Thibodeau S N
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Linkage heterogeneity frequently occurs for complex genetic diseases, and statistical methods must account for it to avoid severe loss in power to discover susceptibility genes. A common method to allow for only a fraction of linked pedigrees is to fit a mixture likelihood and then to test for linkage homogeneity, given linkage (admixture test), or to test for linkage while allowing for heterogeneity, using the...
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