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- Introduction
- PGx - a simpler complex trait?
- Phenytoin pathways
- Candidate genes for PGx
- Identified PGx variants
- Polymorphisms associated with PGx (1)
- Polymorphisms associated with PGx (2)
- Polymorphisms associated with PGx (3)
- Summary of PGx polymorphism types
- Candidate genes for PGx
- A simpler complex trait?
- Simpler, not simple
- PGx - more basic research needed
- Mapping strategies
- Illustration of tagging SNPs
- A paradigm for indirect assocation studies
- Questions about ht mapping
- Selection of tags
- Condition for tSNP selection
- GSK data set
- Genes selected for GSK project
- CYP2C 4-gene complex
- A test of tSNP performance
- Sample size and MAF
- Initial genotyping density
- Representing functional variation
- Cosmopolitan SNPs
- Tagging the major human DMEs (1)
- Tagging the major human DMEs (2)
- ABCB1
- ABCB1 and epilepsy
- C3435T and other candidate polymorphisms
- Associated interval
- Bayesian estimator of associated interval
- Posterior odds of causality relative to C3435T
- Posterior odds ratios under different conditions
- Association of variants with drug-resistant epilepsy
- Intermediate phenotypes deserve more attention
- Acknowledgments
Topics Covered
- Pharmacogenetics: a simpler complex trait?
- Mapping strategies: map-based and sequence-based
- Tagging SNPs: definition and assessment
- Case study: tagging in 56 drug transport and metabolism genes
- tSNP efficiency: influence of sample size, SNP frequency and SNP density
- Case study: ABCB1 and anti-epileptic drug resistance
- Associated interval
Talk Citation
Goldstein, D. (2004, September 1). Haplotype-based mapping and pharmacogenetics [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/MYGE3569.Export Citation (RIS)
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Financial Disclosures
- David Goldstein (speaker): has no commercial relationships to disclose Ashik Mohamed (editor): has no commercial relationships to disclose