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Phenocopies versus genetic heterogeneity: can we use phenocopy frequencies in linkage analysis to compensate for heterogeneity?
Human heredity - 1 Jan 2000
Durner M, Greenberg D A, Hodge S E
Abstract excerpt
In this study we explore whether a phenocopy frequency (defined as a "penetrance' for nondisease genotypes) can approximate or model genetic heterogeneity in a single-locus analysis. We simulated two types of heterogeneity situations: "sporadic models', where there are two forms of a disease, one genetic and linked to a marker and the other purely random, and "genetic heterogeneity models', where the disease is...
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