Caught in the trio trap? Potential selection bias inherent to association studies using parent-offspring trios.

T G Schulze; D J Müller; H Krauss; M Gross; I Bauer; H Fangerau-Lefèvre; F Illes; S Ohlraun; R Fimmers; S Cichon

doi:10.1002/ajmg.1348

Caught in the trio trap? Potential selection bias inherent to association studies using parent-offspring trios.

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