An illustration of different two-SNP interaction models. SNP 1 has genotype AA, Aa and aa; SNP 2 has genotype BB, Bb, and bb. A and B are the major alleles for SNP1 and 2, respectively.
- Shuo Jiao (101985)
- Li Hsu (21023)
- Sonja Berndt (108131)
- Stéphane Bézieau (108133)
- Hermann Brenner (63649)
- Daniel Buchanan (41189)
- Bette J. Caan (108134)
- Peter T. Campbell (108135)
- Christopher S. Carlson (108137)
- Graham Casey (62350)
- Andrew T. Chan (108141)
- Jenny Chang-Claude (23562)
- Stephen Chanock (23589)
- David V. Conti (108144)
- Keith R. Curtis (108147)
- David Duggan (108150)
- Steven Gallinger (108153)
- Stephen B. Gruber (108155)
- Tabitha A. Harrison (108157)
- Richard B. Hayes (108159)
- Brian E. Henderson (89923)
- Michael Hoffmeister (108162)
- John L. Hopper (89919)
- Thomas J. Hudson (42615)
- Carolyn M. Hutter (108166)
- Rebecca D. Jackson (102006)
- Mark A. Jenkins (108168)
- Elizabeth D. Kantor (108171)
- Laurence N. Kolonel (89924)
- Sébastien Küry (108172)
- Loic Le Marchand (89925)
- Mathieu Lemire (69574)
- Polly A. Newcomb (108173)
- John D. Potter (71848)
- Conghui Qu (108174)
- Stephanie A. Rosse (108175)
- Robert E. Schoen (108177)
- Fred R. Schumacher (108180)
- Daniela Seminara (4206)
- Martha L. Slattery (108183)
- Cornelia M. Ulrich (108187)
- Brent W. Zanke (108191)
- Ulrike Peters (101963)
Publication date
December 2012
DOIAbstract
<p>Each entry in the tables represents the risk of the corresponding genotype combination relative to the baseline (AA/BB). (a) Multiplicative interaction model; (b) Unrestricted interaction model; (c) Average Risk Due to Interaction (ARDI) model.</p
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