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Statistical Methods in Genetic EpidemiologyPublic Health Genetics 519Epidemiology 516 Biostatistics 516 Autumn 2009 Class Meetings: Tues/Thurs Health Sciences Building T360, 10:30-11:50 AM Instructor: Timothy Thornton Assistant Professor, Department of Biostatistics Email: tathornt@u.washington.edu Office: Health Science Building F646 Telephone: 616-6846 Course InformationSyllabusAnnouncements
An article on the topic of a unified approach for parametric and nonparametric linkage analysis from the American Journal of Human Genetics has been posted. Homework 2 solutions and slides for the lecture on linkage disequilibrium have been posted. Commands to plot a function in R have been posted. Use the "Software" link below. Homework 3 has been posted. It is due next Thursday, October 29, 2009. Homework 1 solutions have been posted. Parametric linkage analysis slides have been posted. A typo on page 16 in the HWE slides has been corrected. Homework 2 has been posted. It is due next Thursday, October 22, 2009. R commands for the HWE demo have been posted and can be found by going to the software webpage. Tomorrow's class will include a tutorial on HWE testing in R. If you would like to follow along with your laptop, then you will need to download the R "genetics" package onto your computer. Intructions on how to download the package can be found on the software webpage for this course (use the Software link below). You will also need to download the "HWE.geno" file onto your computer which can found on the course Data Sets webpage (link is below). An introduction to R can be found by going to the software webpage (link is below). Class will be held in T360 for the remainder of the quarter. An article on Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium from the American Journal of Human Genetics has been posted. We will discuss some of the material in this article during the next lecture. Corrected a typo in HW1. In question 4, "affected parent and at least one affected offspring" has been changed to "affected parent and at least one offspring." This correction does not affect the statisitical analysis. Homework 1 has been posted. It is due at the beginning of class on Tuesday, October 13, 2009. Lecture Notes and Handouts
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AcknowledgementsSome of the course material was developed by Dr. Stephanie Monks and Dr. Katie Kerr, both of whom previously taught this course. |
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