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BST 655 - INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICAL GENETICS

College of Public Health

Credits: 3

BST 655 presents an introduction to the statistical methodologies used today to investigate genetic susceptibility to complex diseases. The course focuses on linkage and association analysis with applications to real-world data. Commonly used (and freely available) software will be presented and used throughout. Because the field is constantly evolving, a focus of the material for this course will be recent statistical human genetics literature.

Prerequisite(s):
Prereq: STA 580 or equivalent.
Crosslisted with: STA 655


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