Article
Imputation methods to improve inference in SNP association studies.
Genetic epidemiology - 1 Dec 2006
Dai James Y, Ruczinski Ingo, LeBlanc Michael, Kooperberg Charles
Abstract excerpt
Missing single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are quite common in genetic association studies. Subjects with missing SNPs are often discarded in analyses, which may seriously undermine the inference of SNP-disease association. In this article, we develop two haplotype-based imputation approaches and one tree-based imputation approach for association studies. The emphasis is to evaluate the impact of imputation...
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