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The interval of linkage disequilibrium (LD) detected with microsatellite and SNP markers in chromosomes of Finnish populations with different histories

Varilo et al., 2003

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16789975195688825725
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Varilo T
Paunio T
Parker A
Perola M
Meyer J
Terwilliger J
Peltonen L
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Human Molecular Genetics

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Linkage disequilibrium (LD) has been an efficient tool for fine mapping of monogenic disease genes in population isolates. Its usefulness for identification of predisposing loci for common, polygenic diseases has been challenged on the basis of anticipated allelic and …
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