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期刊名:Genetic epidemiology

缩写:GENET EPIDEMIOL

ISSN:0741-0395

e-ISSN:1098-2272

IF/分区:3.4/Q1

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Chin Yang Shapland,Apostolos Gkatzionis,Gibran Hemani et al. Chin Yang Shapland et al.
Observational studies are rarely representative of their target population because there are known and unknown factors that affect an individual's choice to participate (the selection mechanism). Selection can cause bias in a given analysis...
Georg Hahn,Dmitry Prokopenko,Julian Hecker et al. Georg Hahn et al.
The prediction of the susceptibility of an individual to a certain disease is an important and timely research area. An established technique is to estimate the risk of an individual with the help of an integrated risk model, that is, a pol...
Brian D Chen,Chanhwa Lee,Amanda L Tapia et al. Brian D Chen et al.
In most Proteome-Wide Association Studies (PWAS), variants near the protein-coding gene (±1 Mb), also known as cis single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), are used to predict protein levels, which are then tested for association with pheno...
Christina Nieuwoudt,Fabiha Binte Farooq,Angela Brooks-Wilson et al. Christina Nieuwoudt et al.
Family-based sequencing studies are increasingly used to find rare genetic variants of high risk for disease traits with familial clustering. In some studies, families with multiple disease subtypes are collected and the exomes of affected ...
Lai Jiang,Jiayi Shen,Burcu F Darst et al. Lai Jiang et al.
Instrumental variable (IV) analysis has been widely applied in epidemiology to infer causal relationships using observational data. Genetic variants can also be viewed as valid IVs in Mendelian randomization and transcriptome-wide associati...
Catherine Mary Schooling,Mary Beth Terry Catherine Mary Schooling
Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have been helpful in identifying genetic variants predicting cancer risk and providing new insights into cancer biology. Increasing use of genetically informed care, as well as genetically informed pre...
Diptavo Dutta,Ananda Sen,Jaya M Satagopan Diptavo Dutta
Somatic changes like copy number aberrations (CNAs) and epigenetic alterations like methylation have pivotal effects on disease outcomes and prognosis in cancer, by regulating gene expressions, that drive critical biological processes. To i...
Saptarshi Chakraborty,Zoe Guan,Caroline E Kostrzewa et al. Saptarshi Chakraborty et al.
Numerous studies over the past generation have identified germline variants that increase specific cancer risks. Simultaneously, a revolution in sequencing technology has permitted high-throughput annotations of somatic genomes characterizi...
Thanthirige L M Ruberu,Danielle Braun,Giovanni Parmigiani et al. Thanthirige L M Ruberu et al.
Multigene panel testing now allows efficient testing of many cancer susceptibility genes leading to a larger number of mutation carriers being identified. They need to be counseled about their cancer risk conferred by the specific gene muta...
Negar Janani,Kendra A Young,Greg Kinney et al. Negar Janani et al.
The genome-wide association studies (GWAS) typically use linear or logistic regression models to identify associations between phenotypes (traits) and genotypes (genetic variants) of interest. However, the use of regression with the additiv...