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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 12.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry. 2006 Apr 21;60(2):152–162. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2006.02.015

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.

a

p-values are results of haplotype analyses (FBAT software) with extended pedigrees. All other p-values are single haplotype TDT results.

b

Global p-values for individual samples are whole marker results generated using the FBAT permutation test (100,000 permutations).

c

Unpublished sample.