Stratification by performance discipline may lead to false positive associations in Quarter Horses

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posted on 2024-11-23, 21:58 authored by UC Davis

Population stratification is a common source of false positives in association studies. It is generally advised to balance breed and sex in an association study. Here we show that performance discipline within a breed can also cause false positives.

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NIH HHS: K01 OD015134

University of California, Davis

USDA: 20143842021796

NCATS NIH HHS: L40 TR001136

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National Center for Biotechnology Information

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2019-03-07

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Non-geospatial

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biota

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sequence analysis

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PRJNA526073

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raw sequence reads eRawSequenceReads

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