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Mapping quantitative traits in unselected families: algorithms and examples.
Genetic epidemiology - 1 Nov 2009
Dupuis Josée, Shi Jianxin, Manning Alisa K, Benjamin Emelia J, Meigs James B, Cupples L Adrienne, Siegmund David
Abstract excerpt
Linkage analysis has been widely used to identify from family data genetic variants influencing quantitative traits. Common approaches have both strengths and limitations. Likelihood ratio tests typically computed in variance component analysis can accommodate large families but are highly sensitive to departure from normality assumptions. Regression-based approaches are more robust but their use has primarily...
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