phenopairs
Phenopairs are a statistical analysis method used in genetics to identify and quantify the effects of genetic variants on phenotypes, which are the physical and behavioral characteristics of an organism. Phenopairs are pairs of genetic variants, often single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), that are associated with a particular phenotype. These pairs are used to compare the effects of different genetic variants on the same phenotype.
Phenopairs were first introduced as a method to analyze the effects of multiple genetic variants on a
The use of phenopairs in genetic analysis has several advantages. It allows researchers to take into account
Phenopairs are typically identified through statistical analysis of genomic data. The process involves calculating the association
While phenopairs are a useful tool for genetic analysis, they also have their limitations. The results of