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Case-control vs. case-only estimates of gene-environment interactions with common and misclassified clinical diagosis

2019-09-09

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Genetic studies provide valuable information to assess if the effect of genetic variants varies by the non-genetic (“environmental”) variables, what is traditionally defined to be gene-environment interaction. A common complication is that multiple disease states present with the same set of symptoms, and hence share the clinical diagnosis. Because 1) disease states might have distinct genetic b...

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d5c5ae26-6659-50f3-893d-2a9dbfd91c73
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10.1101/760322
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