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| − | Faculty in the group teach in a variety of formal and informal settings; materials that support some of this teaching are archived in this wiki. If you would like to re-use them for your own teaching, please e-mail | + | Faculty in the group teach in a variety of formal and informal settings; materials that support some of this teaching are archived in this wiki. If you would like to re-use them for your own teaching, please e-mail goncalo@umich.edu. |
== [[Biostatistics 666: Main Page|BIOSTAT 666]] Statistical and Numerical Methods in Human Genetics == | == [[Biostatistics 666: Main Page|BIOSTAT 666]] Statistical and Numerical Methods in Human Genetics == | ||
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Faculty in the group teach in a variety of formal and informal settings; materials that support some of this teaching are archived in this wiki. If you would like to re-use them for your own teaching, please e-mail goncalo@umich.edu.
BIOSTAT 666 Statistical and Numerical Methods in Human Genetics
Gene mapping studies aim to study the relationship between genetic variation and susceptibility to human disease. These studies can be used to elucidate the biochemical basis of medically interesting traits leading to knowledge that will, ultimately, help us improve treatment and management of human disease.
Biostatistics 666 is a Masters level course that introduces many of the numerical methods and concepts useful for these types of study.
