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Model-free linkage analysis with covariates confirms linkage of prostate cancer to chromosomes 1 and 4.

American journal of human genetics - 1 May 2001

Goddard K A, Witte J S, Suarez B K, Catalona W J, Olson J M

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As with many complex genetic diseases, genome scans for prostate cancer have given conflicting results, often failing to provide replication of previous findings. One factor contributing to the lack of consistency across studies is locus heterogeneity, which can weaken or even eliminate evidence for linkage that is present only in a subset of families. Currently, most analyses either fail to account for locus...

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PMID: 11309685
DOI: 10.1086/320103
PMCID: PMC1226100

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