Gene Identities and Multiple Relationships
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(24)- A mathematical approach to multiple genetic relationships
- The probability that related individuals share some section of genome identical by descent
- Genealogical structure and correlations in gene extinction
- The gene identity states of a descendant
- Discovering disease genes: multipoint linkage analysis via a new Markov chain Monte Carlo approach
- Sensitivity of inferences in forensic genetics to assumptions about founding genes
- Refining genetically inferred relationships using treelet covariance smoothing
- On reducing the statespace of hidden Markov models for the identity by descent process
- Most powerful permutation invariant tests for relatedness hypotheses using genotypic data
- De Bruijn enumeration applied to some genetical problems
- Multiple genetic relationships: joint and conditional genotype probabilities
- Inferring Gene Ancestry: Estimating Gene Descent
- Improving sequence-based genotype calls with linkage disequilibrium and pedigree information
- Calculation of genetic identity coefficients
- MCMC Estimation of Multi‐locus Genome Sharing and Multipoint Gene Location Scores
- A Likelihood Approach for Quantitative‐Trait‐Locus Mapping with Selected Pedigrees
- A parametric approach to kinship hypothesis testing using identity-by-descent parameters
- The IBD process along four chromosomes
- Unattainable regions in the space of genetic relationships
- Correlation between relatives given complete genotypes: from identity by descent to identity by function
- A simulated annealing algorithm for maximum likelihood pedigree reconstruction
- Modeling the effect of inbreeding among founders in linkage analysis
- Symmetric functions and P-recursiveness
- Relatedness coefficients in pedigrees with inbred founders
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