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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Oct 19.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Hered. 2008 Dec 12;67(2):88–103. doi: 10.1159/000179557

Table 5.

Summary statistics for parameter estimates derived from case-parent triad data with genotypes missing for one parent. The results are based on 1000 simulated datasets, each consisting of 100 triads and 150 dyads. “Full” data analyses are based on all 250 triads with no missing genotypes; “Complete” data analyses use only the 100 triads with genotypes available for both parents; “Imputation” data analyses are based on 100 triads and 150 dyads by using a multiple imputation method (described in Section 2.3). Each entry lists the mean estimate (standard deviation of the estimates, mean of the estimated standard error) over the 1000 simulated datasets.

β1 = 0:405 β2 = 0:405 β3 = 0:405 β5 = 1:100
Gene-Environment Interaction Model
Full 0.391 (0.281, 0.280) 0.355 (0.213, 0.218) 0.350 (0.216, 0.218) 0.828 (0.469, 0.464)
Complete 0.404 (0.425, 0.455) 0.350 (0.346, 0.349) 0.350 (0.351, 0.350) 1.060 (0.751, 0.767)
Imputation 0.398 (0.303, 0.309) 0.361 (0.244, 0.240) 0.357 (0.242, 0.240) 0.838 (0.442, 0.524)
Gene-Gene Interaction Model
Full 0.378 (0.255, 0.251) 0.379 (0.245, 0.251) 0.354 (0.225, 0.218) 0.852 (0.383, 0.369)
Complete 0.405 (0.409, 0.404) 0.401 (0.407, 0.405) 0.355 (0.321, 0.349) 0.852 (0.383, 0.369)
Imputation 0.384 (0.276, 0.274) 0.386 (0.275, 0.276) 0.356 (0.255, 0.240) 0.850 (0.346, 0.399)

The main effect of the environmental covariate β4 is unestimable from triads-only and thus omitted in this table.