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STATISTICAL TESTS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF HUMAN GENETIC LINKAGE: ALLELEBASED N TESTS FOR LINKAGE,Used
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There are many tests of inheritance based upon sibling information for diseases that have late onset. The Ntest is one these tests, which utilizes information from affected siblings. The Ntest excludes recombinant families from the analysis, when applied to haplotypes. This study proposes a nonparametric statistical test (Allelebased Ntest) for the detection of genetic linkage in general pedigrees, investigates properties of this test statistic such as significance thresholds and power, and finally compares the proposed test with two other standard widelyused nonparametric tests (Sall and Spairs). The test statistic is motivated by the need of a statistic that can use both recombinant and nonrecombinant affected offspring for mapping linkage to highly polymorphic haplotypes such as those in HLA region. This research also studies the effectiveness of CIDR's (Center for Inherited Disease Research, John Hopkins University) data cleaning rules for Mendelian inconsistencies and proposes alternative rules that can potentially perform better.
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