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- Introduction
- Scale of association studies
- Sample size for complex diseases
- Feasibility of genome-wide screen
- Efficient screening using pooled DNA
- Cost and throughput of pooling
- Feasibility of screen using pooling
- Pool construction
- Pool construction protocol
- Quantitative genotyping assays
- SNaPshot principles
- Experimental errors in pooling
- Differential amplification
- Differential amplification: correction
- Estimated K-values in 5 markers
- Differential amplification: consequences (1)
- Differential amplification: consequences (2)
- Pool construction vs. genotyping errors
- Experimental variance: pool construction
- Measurement variance of 22 markers
- Measurment errors
- Design parameters
- Optimal design (1)
- Optimal design (2)
- Family designs
- Unrelated versus parental controls (1)
- Unrelated versus parental controls (2)
- Stratified designs
- Design for quantitative traits
- Impact of measurement error
- Statistical analysis of pooled DNA data (1)
- Statistical analysis of pooled DNA data (2)
- Statistical analysis of pooled DNA data (3)
- ADHD and noradrenergic transporter gene
- Significance levels of 6 markers
- IQ and non-synonymous SNPs
- IQ data: likelihood vs. meta-regression
- Haplotype analysis
- Recommendations
- Acknowledgements
Topics Covered
- Principles of DNA pooling
- The cost benefit
- Getting the quantification right
- SNaPshot
- Estimating and incorporating measurement error
- Consequences of differential amplification
- Pool construction vs. genotyping errors
- Determining optimal design
- Family designs
- Stratified designs
- Design for quantitative traits
- Methods for statistical analysis
- Case study: ADHD
- Approaches to haplotype analysis in DNA pooling
- Recommendations
Talk Citation
Sham, P. (2004, September 1). Use of DNA pooling in large-scale association studies [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/OOET8782.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Financial Disclosures
- Prof. Pak Sham has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.