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The Strategy Behind Association Analyses Is to Look in Affected

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The strategy behind association analyses is to look in affected populations for allele sharing in which of the following?


A) The disease gene
B) The disease chromosome
C) The founder haplotype
D) Regions of homozygosity
E) Regions of similarity

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