Detection of parent-of-origin effects for quantitative traits in complete and incomplete nuclear families with multiple children.
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Ji-Yuan Zhou | Yue-Qing Hu | Wing Kam Fung | W. Fung | Yue-Qing Hu | Shili Lin | F. Sun | Shili Lin | Jingyuan Yang | Feng He | Fengzhu Sun | Ji-Yuan Zhou | Feng He | Jingyuan Yang
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