Design and analysis of genome-wide association studies

Design and analysis of genome-wide association studies

Despite many years of effort, linkage and candidate gene association studies have yielded disappointingly few risk loci for common human diseases such as diabetes, auto-immune disorders and cancers. Large sample sizes, increased understanding of the patterns of correlation in genetic variation, and...

Bibliografske podrobnosti
Glavni avtor:	Barrett, J
Drugi avtorji:	Donnelly, P
Format:	Thesis
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	2008
Teme:	Mathematical genetics and bioinformatics (statistics) Genetics (life sciences)

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