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Influence of genotype-dependent effects of covariates on the outcome of segregation analysis of the body mass index.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Sept 1993

Borecki I B, Bonney G E, Rice T, Bouchard C, Rao D C

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Several recent studies of the body mass index (BMI) have provided support for a recessive major gene influencing heaviness in humans. Segregation analysis of the BMI was carried out recently in a series of randomly sampled French-Canadian families to determine whether we could replicate the major...

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