Question 4 Associations in GWAS studies (select all that apply): commonly have t

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Question 4 Associations in GWAS studies (select all that apply): commonly have their significance plotted graphically on a chromosome-by-chromosome basis in what is sometimes referred to as a "Manhattan plot can be performed using binary phenotypes such as cases (individuals with a disease) and controls (individuals without a disease) and quantitative traits ) need to have their statistical significance adjusted to account for the large number of comparisons performed can only have one significant value per genome scan when a genome set of SNPs are examined

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Commonly have their significance plotted graphically on a chromosome by chromosome basis in what is sometimes referred to as "Manhattan plot."

Can be performed using binary phenotypes such as cases and controls and quantitative traits.

Can only have one significant value per genome scan when a genome set of SNPs are examined.

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