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Relatives‐based Test for Linkage Disequilibrium: The Transmission/Disequilibrium Test (TDT)

Richard S. Spielman, Warren J. Ewens

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Abstract Genes that contribute to complex genetic diseases can sometimes be identified by studies that show genetic linkage, or association, with marker genes. The transmission/disequilibrium test is a procedure that tests for the simultaneous presence of these two genetic phenomena.

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Abstract Genes that contribute to complex genetic diseases can sometimes be identified by studies that show genetic linkage, or association, with marker genes. The transmission/disequilibrium test is a procedure that tests for the simultaneous presence of these two genetic phenomena.

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Abstract Genes that contribute to complex genetic diseases can sometimes be identified by studies that show genetic linkage, or association, with marker genes. The transmission/disequilibrium test is a procedure that tests for the simultaneous presence of these two genetic phenomena.

Key concepts: Disequilibrium, Linkage disequilibrium, Transmission disequilibrium test, Genetics, Linkage (software), Biology, Genetic association, Test (biology)

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