A two-step procedure for constructing confidence intervals of trait loci with application to a rheumatoid arthritis dataset.

A two-step procedure for constructing confidence intervals of trait loci with application to a rheumatoid arthritis dataset.
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用于构建性状基因座置信区间并应用于类风湿性关节炎数据集的两步程序。

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10.1002/gepi.20123
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2006
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Genetic epidemiology.
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Lin,Shili
Lin,Shili
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Papachristou,Charalampos;Lin,Shili

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