Assessing implications between genotypic and phenotypic variables through lattice analysis.

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Assessing implications between genotypic and phenotypic variables through lattice analysis.

Behavior genetics - 1 Jan 2001

Chabert C, Cherfouh A, Delabar J M, Duquenne V

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A previous paper assessed a "Molecular Mapping of Twenty-Four Features of Down Syndrome on Chromosome 21" (Delabar et al., 1993), by analyzing the genotypes/phenotypes of patients suffering from partial trisomy. The mapping was defined through implications--each feature was mapped to the conjunction of cytogenetic bands that were shared by all patients having that feature. In the present paper, we extend that...

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