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Leveraging Hardy–Weinberg disequilibrium for association testing in case-control studies

2020-11-16

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In a case-control association study, deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) or Hardy-Weinberg dis-equilibrium (HWD) in the control group is usually considered as evidence for potential genotyping error, and the corresponding SNP is then removed from the study. On the other hand, assuming HWE holds in the study population, a truly associated SNP is expected to be out of HWE in the case group. Efforts have...

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c5762c25-2e14-57d3-82b9-a3a6617d4027
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10.1101/2020.11.14.382796
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