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Establishment Of Haplotype Pattern In The RDH8 And HGF Genes, And The Family-based Association Study With Highmyopia
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Family-based Association Study Between Human Stat4 Genes Single Nucleotide Polymorphism With Sle In Chinese Han Population
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Linkage And Association Studies Of Restless Legs Syndrome
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Association Study Of SNPs Of FcγRⅢA Gene And Environmental Factors With Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
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Family-Based Association Studies Of CAPON And Schizophrenia In The Chinese Han Population
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Family-Based Association Study Of FTSJ1 With Mental Retardation Of The Population In Qinba Mountain Region
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Family-based Association Study On DIO2 Polymorphism With Mental Retardation In The Population Of QinBa Mountain Area
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Genetic Susceptibility Analysis In Primary Biliary Cirrhosis: Family-based Association Test
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Association Study Between FGD1 Gene And Mental Retardation In The Qinba Mountains-family-based Association Analysis
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Association Study Between TRAPPC9 Gene And Mental Retardation In Qin-Ba Mountain-family-based Association Analysisi
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The Association Between The Polymorphisms Of PD-1 And Genetic Susceptibility Of Chronic HBV Infection Family
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Family-based Association Study Between MTNR Gene And PAI-1 Gene 4G/5G Polymorphisms And PCOS In Han Chinese
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A Family-based Association Study Of The MDGA1Gene Polymorphisms And Schizophrenia
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Study On MTMR9 And Non-specific Mental Retardation
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A family-based association study of conduct disorder
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Family-based association tests and genetic risk scores for survival data
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Family-based association studies of the genetic determinants of renal sodium handling
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Evidence for haplotype-based association in SLE at the c-reactive protein locus: Population-based and family-based association studies
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Assessing and testing for population stratification and its impact on power of family-based association studies in the United States
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Statistical methods for family-based association studies for complex human diseases: Single-locus and haplotype methods
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