Pedigree-Based Variance Estimation is a statistical method in family-based genetic analysis that uses known familial relationships within a pedigree to partition phenotypic variance into genetic and non-genetic components by modeling the expected proportion of alleles shared among relatives.
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Heritability of Malaria in Africa
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