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Multitrait fine mapping of quantitative trait loci using combined linkage disequilibria and linkage analysis

Lund et al., 2003

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2022653262545581249
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Lund M
Sørensen P
Guldbrandtsen B
Sorensen D
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A novel multitrait fine-mapping method is presented. The method is implemented by a model that treats QTL effects as random variables. The covariance matrix of allelic effects is proportional to the IBD matrix, where each element is the probability that a pair of alleles is …
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