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Identificación de relaciones causales genotipo-fenotipo para tríos de padres e hijos muestreados en población
Yushi Tang1, Irineo Cabreros2, John D Storey1
1Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey, USA.
Genetic epidemiology
|January 12, 2026
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La transmisión genética ofrece aleatorización natural para identificar loci genéticos causales. Nuevos métodos como la prueba de la media de transmisión (TMT) aprovechan los datos de tríos de padres e hijos para la estimación de efectos causales, complementando los enfoques existentes.
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inferencia causalvinculación causalasociaciones genómicasresultados potencialesexperimentos aleatoriosdesequilibrio de transmisiónprueba de la media de transmisiónMás Videos Relacionados
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