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Are molecular haplotypes worth the time and expense? A cost-effective method for applying molecular haplotypes.
PLoS genetics - 18 Aug 2006
Levenstien Mark A, Ott Jürg, Gordon Derek
Abstract excerpt
Because current molecular haplotyping methods are expensive and not amenable to automation, many researchers rely on statistical methods to infer haplotype pairs from multilocus genotypes, and subsequently treat these inferred haplotype pairs as observations. These procedures are prone to haplotype misclassification. We examine the effect of these misclassification errors on the false-positive rate and power for...
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