Statistical Genetics: Gene Mapping Through Linkage and Association
by Benjamin Neale, Manuel Ferreira, Sarah Medland, Danielle Posthuma
Statistical Genetics: Gene Mapping Through Linkage and Association by Benjamin Neale, Manuel Ferreira, Sarah Medland, and Danielle Posthuma introduces key methods for identifying genes via linkage and association analyses. It equips researchers with statistical frameworks to explore genetic influences on traits, emphasizing rigorous data analysis in genomics.
About This Book
Statistical Genetics: Gene Mapping Through Linkage and Association offers a comprehensive guide to advanced techniques in genetic analysis. Authored by experts Benjamin Neale, Manuel Ferreira, Sarah Medland, and Danielle Posthuma, it focuses on the principles of linkage and association for mapping genes.
The text delves into statistical models that help identify genetic markers associated with traits or diseases. It emphasizes practical applications in research, making complex concepts accessible to students and professionals in the field.
Readers will gain insights into the methodologies that underpin modern genetic studies, including data interpretation and study design considerations. This resource is vital for those working in genomics and related disciplines.
With its structured approach, the book supports the integration of statistical tools in genetic investigations, fostering a deeper understanding of inheritance mechanisms.
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