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A Bayesian partition model for case-control studies on highly polymorphic candidate genes.

Genetic epidemiology - 1 Apr 2002

Seaman S R, Richardson S, Stücker I, Benhamou S

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We present a new statistical model for the analysis of case-control or cohort studies examining a highly polymorphic candidate disease susceptibility gene. Many genotypes are possible for such a gene. Consequently, the average number of subjects having each genotype will be modest. If analyzed separately, the risks associated with most genotypes will be estimated imprecisely. Our Bayesian partition model clusters...

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PMID: 11984867
DOI: 10.1002/gepi.0197

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