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Figure 1.

Summary of the steps involved in a FAM-MDR analysis.

The figure shows the three steps of FAM-MDR Part II on one of the simulated datasets for Model M27, , and , for the analysis without main effects correction.

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Table 1.

Relative importance of main effects and epistatic variances for different two-locus models.

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Figure 2.

Probability-probability plots based on 100 replicates under the complete null hypothesis of no association.

Data are generated with no main effects and no two-way interaction effects, with and . Analyses are performed without correction for main effects. The first three panels show results of FAM-MDR (A), FAM-MDR* (B) and PGMDR (C) for the usual situation study considering 10 SNPs. The final panel (D) shows PGMDR results when only 2 SNPs are considered. The straight lines indicate the theoretical probability-probability curve (light blue) and the 5% significance level (dark blue).

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Table 2.

Type I error rates under the general null hypothesis of no association.

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Table 3.

Type I error rates of FAM-MDR under the null hypothesis of no epistasis.

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Figure 3.

Power of FAM-MDR and PGMDR based on 100 replicates, with .

The different panels show results for M27 (A) and M170 (B). Abbreviations: Corr. = with main effects correction, No Corr. = without main effects correction.

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Table 4.

Power of FAM-MDR, FAM-MDR* and PGMDR.

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Table 5.

Epistasis analyses of Amish Family Diabetes Study data.

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