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Pathway and gene-based analysis of genome wide association studies (GWAS)

2012-01-01

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My PhD thesis comprises the development and application of novel strategies to analyse genome-wide association studies (GWAS) in the context of functional pathways. I propose pathway and gene-centric methodologies as complementary tools to the conventional singlemarker analyses to mine further the GWAS hidden information. I developed the cumulative trend (CT) test statistic that assesses the cumulative genetic var...

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1e263d43-9976-562b-956e-a3c0f78ad61e
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10.25560/9175
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