How to Read a Genome-Wide Association Study (@GenomesUnzipped)
Year: 2010
Type: other
Abstract: Jeff Barret (@jcbarret on Twitter) over at Genomes Unzipped (@GenomesUnzipped) has posted a nice guide for the uninitiated on how to read a GWAS paper. Barret outlines five critical areas that readers should pay attention to: sample size, quality control, confounding (including population substructure), the replication requirement, and biological significance.
DOI: 10.59350/cavpt-24c23
Author: Stephen Turner
Institution: Vanderbilt University
Language: English
Subfield: Genetics
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: gold
OpenAlex ID: W4405644484