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Genetic Susceptibility and Survival: Application to Breast Cancer
Edwin S. Iversen
, Giovanni Parmigiani
, Donald A. Berry
, Joellen M. Schildkraut
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Breast Cancer
100%
Genetic Susceptibility
100%
Ovarian Cancer
44%
BRCA2
44%
Genotype
22%
Latent Variables
22%
Improved Survival
22%
Genetic Effects
22%
Effects on Survival
22%
Breast Cancer Cases
11%
Age at Diagnosis
11%
Histology
11%
Cox Proportional Hazards Model
11%
Genetic Testing
11%
Separation Effect
11%
Smoking History
11%
Radiation Therapy
11%
Patient's Family
11%
Body Mass
11%
Steroid Hormones
11%
Large Cohort Study
11%
Mutation Carriers
11%
Stage at Diagnosis
11%
Inherited mutation
11%
Mutation Status
11%
Non-carriers
11%
Record Linkage
11%
Genetic Parameters
11%
Patient Data
11%
BRCA1 Gene
11%
Improved Prognosis
11%
Sampling Error
11%
Yield Estimation
11%
Carrier Status
11%
Genetic Status
11%
BRCA2 Gene
11%
Markov Chain Monte Carlo Algorithm
11%
Posterior Distribution
11%
Marginal Probability
11%
Multiple Gene Analysis
11%
Surveillance Epidemiology
11%
Breast Cancer Family History
11%
Body Aging
11%
BRCA1 Carriers
11%
Error Uncertainty
11%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Genetic Susceptibility
100%
BRCA2
100%
BRCA1
100%
Genotyping
50%
Genetic Determinism
50%
Genetics
25%
Gene Linkage
25%
Genetic Screening
25%
Body Mass
25%
Tumor Suppressor Gene
25%
Patient Coding
25%
Gene Analysis
25%
Genetic Parameters
25%
Inherited Mutation
25%
Steroid
25%
Susceptibility Gene
25%
Carrier Status
25%
Mathematics
Probability
100%
Cox Proportional Hazards Model
50%
Sampling Error
50%
Patient Data
50%
Monte Carlo Algorithm
50%
Markov Chain Monte Carlo
50%
Posterior Distribution
50%
Marginal Probability
50%