Table 3.
Family-Based Analyses: Haplotype Transmission Results
| Sample | Families | Overtransmitted Haplotype/p-Value |
Global Test p-Valueb |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 151 | G-G-G-G/.20 | .307 |
| 2 | 269 | A-T-A-A/.055 | .021 |
| 3 | 39 | A-T-A-A/.0006 | .002 |
| 5 | 49 | G-G-G-G/.1 | .393 |
| 6 | 267 | G-G-G-G/.01a | .007 |
| 7c | 25 | G-G-G-G/.78 | .469 |
| 8c | 609 | A-T-A-A/.43 | .214 |
| 9c | 293 | A-T-A-A/.2 | .49 |
| 10c | 182 | G-G-G-G/.19 | .193 |
| 12c | 276 | A-T-A-A/.13a | .396 |
Family-based transmission distortion for the two most common haplotypes in individual samples. Results show overtransmitted haplotype and corresponding individual haplotype p-value.
FBAT, family-based association test; TDT, transmission disequilibrium test.
p-values are results of haplotype analyses (FBAT software) with extended pedigrees. All other p-values are single haplotype TDT results.
Global p-values for individual samples are whole marker results generated using the FBAT permutation test (100,000 permutations).
Unpublished sample.