GWASelemzésekben
GWASelemzésekben, which translates to "GWAS Analyses" in English, refers to the process and interpretation of results obtained from Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS). These studies are designed to identify genetic variations, typically single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), that are associated with particular traits or diseases. The core of GWASelemzésekben involves statistical methods to compare the frequencies of these genetic variants between groups of individuals who have a specific trait (cases) and those who do not (controls).
The analysis begins with raw genotype data from a large number of participants. Sophisticated statistical models
Interpreting the results of GWASelemzésekben is crucial. Identifying significantly associated SNPs is the first step; the