论文信息 - Linkage scores and corrections in simple two‐ and three‐generation families

Linkage scores and corrections in simple two‐ and three‐generation families

The theory of the method of z‐scores and corrections is discussed. The reasons for their use are explained, and their theoretical justification. Formulae are given for the cases of X‐linked genes and double backcross autosomal matings. New tables of the scores are also provided.

C A Smith | Cedric A. B. Smith

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