Optimum study design for detecting imprinting and maternal effects based on partial likelihood
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- A general statistical framework for dissecting parent-of-origin effects underlying endosperm traits in flowering plants
- Nuisance parameters, mixture models, and the efficiency of partial likelihood estimators
- Robust partial likelihood approach for detecting imprinting and maternal effects using case-control families
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(6)- Optimization of sampling designs for pedigrees and association studies
- Robust partial likelihood approach for detecting imprinting and maternal effects using case-control families
- Efficient inference of parent-of-origin effect using case-control mother-child genotype data
- Likelihood approach for detecting imprinting and in utero maternal effects using general pedigrees from prospective family-based association studies
- Properties and evaluation of the MOBIT -- a novel linkage-based test statistic and quantification method for imprinting
- Imprinting and maternal effect detection using partial likelihood based on discordant sibpair data
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