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Case-control studies of genotypic relative risks using children of cases as controls.

Statistics in medicine - 15 Jan 2003

Austin Harland, Dana Flanders W

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The use of a child as a case's control in a case-control study of genetic factors may be advantageous in some situations. We describe three methods of analysing such data. A method based upon the unconditional likelihood using case/child pairings apparently is the most efficient method. However,...

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PMID: 12486755
DOI: 10.1002/sim.1344

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