SAS Genetics(TM) 9 1 3 User's Guide-[SAS Publishing].pdf

SAS/icsTM
User’s Guide
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SAS/icsTM User’s Guide
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Contents
Chapter 1. What’s New in SAS/ics , , and ............... 1
Chapter 2. Introduction .................................. 9
Chapter 3. The ALLELE Procedure ............................ 19
Chapter 4. The CASECONTROL Procedure .