Article
Hazard and probabilities of unknown genotypes.
Annals of human genetics - 1 Oct 1992
Jeanpierre M
Abstract excerpt
The likelihood of a genotype of an unsampled individual depends upon genetic data from relatives. When these relatives may be carriers of a mutation as in X-linked disease, the likelihood of a genotype is altered by the consequences of the possible genotypes on offspring. The probabilities of the possible genotypes are easily derived from the probabilities conditional on the genotype obtained from a computer...
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