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The loss of statistical power to distinguish populations when certain samples are ambiguous.
Theoretical population biology - 1 Sept 2003
O'Hely Martin, Slatkin Montgomery
Abstract excerpt
Case-control studies are used to map loci associated with a genetic disease. The usual case-control study tests for significant differences in frequencies of alleles at marker loci. In this paper, we consider the problem of comparing two or more marker loci simultaneously and testing for significant differences in haplotype rather than allele frequencies. We consider two situations. In the first, genotypes at...
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