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Increased power for case-control studies of single nucleotide polymorphisms through incorporation of family history and genetic constraints.
Genetic epidemiology - 1 Nov 2004
Thompson Deborah, Witte John S, Slattery Martha, Goldgar David
Abstract excerpt
Association studies assessing the relationship between a common polymorphism and disease generally compare allele frequencies in cases and controls. In such studies, a limited amount of information is often available about disease incidence in relatives. We hypothesised that more power could be obtained by incorporating the constraints imposed by the properties of a genetic polymorphism, and that power could be...
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