Robust trend tests for genetic association using matched case-control design

Autor: Steven E. Weinberger, David L. Rabin, Lee S. Newman, William Sexauer, Milton D. Rossman, Robert P. Baughman, Mary J. Maliarik, Theresa Johnson, Xin Tian, David R. Moller, Patricia Wilkins, Chuck Dayton, Erik Garpestad, Joanne Deshler, Alvin S. Teirstein, Marc A. Judson, Frances LoPresti, Cecile S. Rose, Mark Cosentino, Janardan P. Pandey, Nancy Heister, Michael L. Terrin, Peter Almenoff, Genell L. Knatterud, Robert Musson, Linda S. Powers, Sheldon T. Brown, Geoffrey McLennan, David B. Coultas, Gerald S. Davis, Patricia W. Finn, William Martin, Joanne Steimel, Maria Padilla, Carol J. Johns, Robert A. Musson, Marilyn Marshall, Eddy A. Bresnitz, Donna B. Winget, Milton Rossman, Charlie Strange, Judy Dotson, John Popovich, Reuben Cherniak, Margaret Frederick, Chung Wha Lee, Ian Brett, Takamaru Ashikaga, Paul D. Sorlie, Juli Barnard, Susan Stein, Jackie Regovich, Steven A. Sahn, Benjamin A. Rybicki, Gary M. Hunninghake, Allison Moran, Steve Lindenfelser, Susan D. Alessandro, Margaret Wu, Elysc E. Lower, Gang Zheng, Reuben M. Cherniack, Michael C. Iannuzzi, Cynthia S. Rand, Marcie Major, Brian Kotzin, Henry Yeager, Kathleen Brown, Daniel T. Lackland, Marvin Lesser, Ronald P. Daniele, Martha Canner, Louis DePalo, Richard D. Jaffe, Fred Gifford, Bruce Thompson, Dimitri S. Monos

Publikováno v: Statistics in medicine. 25(18)

Trend tests for genetic association using a matched case-control design are studied, which allows for a variable number of controls per case. However, the tests depend on the scores based on the underlying genetic model, thus it may result in substan

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