… However, genetic associations arise only because human populations share common
ancestry and it has been argued that association studies are really just a special form of linkage …

… in MTHFR, the gene encoding methylene tetrahydrofolate reductase. … association studies,
because proper evaluation of these associations is critical both to understanding the genetics …

… genetic association studies, but it focuses specifically on case–control studies in candidate
genes … Even in this era of genome-wide studies, case–control studies still form the majority of …

… for resolving discrepancies in genetic association studies. Persistent difficulties in … in genetic
association studies are almost certainly because genetic effects are small, requiring studies …

… to the assessment of association between genetic variants and … tests in genome-wide
association studies. We discuss the … robust conclusions from future genetic association studies. …

… genetic polymorphisms at once, genetic association studies … genetic association studies;
it then discusses the primary features differentiating genetic from standard association studies …

We investigated selection and analysis of tag SNPs for genome-wide association studies by
specifically examining the relationship between investment in genotyping and statistical …

… of genetic association studies is … Genetic association studies of candidate genes have shown
that the majority of initial positive associations cannot be reproduced in subsequent studies …

… by meta-analysis 370 studies addressing 36 genetic associations for various … genetic
association studies require cautious replication—an issue for both linkage and association studies…

The potential of the genetic association approach for the identification of genetic variants that
alter susceptibility to common complex disease is well recognised. 1 This potential equally …