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A confidence set inference method for identifying SNPs that regulate quantitative phenotypes.

Human heredity - 1 Jan 2012

Papachristou Charalampos, Lin Shili

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AIMS: We introduce a family-based confidence set inference (CSI) method that can be used in preliminary genome-wide association studies to obtain confidence sets of SNPs that contribute a specific percentage to the additive genetic variance of quantitative traits. METHODS: Developed in the framework of generalized linear mixed models, the method utilizes data from outbred families of arbitrary size and structure....

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PMID: 22776981
DOI: 10.1159/000339178

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