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Implications of simplified linkage equilibrium SNP simulation

2015-08-27

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In a recent paper published in PNAS (Golan et al. 2014), residual maximum likelihood (REML) seriously underestimated genetic variance explained by genomewide single nucleotide polymorphism when using a case-control design. It was concluded that Haseman–Elston regression (denoted as PCGC in their paper) should be used instead of REML. Their conclusions were based on results from simplified linkage equilibrium SNP s...

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d6290f73-eb9f-599c-a877-cd6529c95a64
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10.1101/025619
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