Emil Ginsburg
Biographic Data
| ID | 4321997 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emil Ginsburg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emil |
| FAMILY NAME | Ginsburg |
| SIGNATURE | GINSBURG E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tel Aviv University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Israeli Jewish infants of different descent
BACKGROUND: Due to increasing migration process and intermarriages among individuals belonging to different ethnic groups, it is important to examine whether intermixing of populations effects child growth rate. AIMS: To compare growth patterns of Jewish infants from distinct descent. SUBJECTS: 1300 Israeli children were divided into 7 groups: 4 groups of babies with both parents from the same geographic origin (Europe, Yemen, Middle East or Nort…
Evidence on major gene control of cortical index in pedigree data from middle dalmatia, croatia
Evidence on major gene control of cortical index in pedigree data from Middle Dalmatia, Croatia
It was recently reported that the inheritance of the metacarpal cortical index (CI) in the Chuvashian population can be described in terms of a major gene (MG) model. By applying transmission probability tests, the hypothesis was accepted that not only baseline level of CI but also its sex-specific dependence on age were under control of the same putative large-effect gene. Using a pedigree sample from the population of the islands of Middle Dalm…
Evidence on major gene control of cortical index in pedigree data from Middle Dalmatia, Croatia
It was recently reported that the inheritance of the metacarpal cortical index (CI) in the Chuvashian population can be described in terms of a major gene (MG) model. By applying transmission probability tests, the hypothesis was accepted that not only baseline level of CI but also its sex-specific dependence on age were under control of the same putative large-effect gene. Using a pedigree sample from the population of the islands of Middle Dalm…
Segregation analysis of quantitative traits
A review of advanced methods of segregation analysis of quantitative traits on human pedigree data is presented. Special attention was paid to formulation of genetic models tested in the analysis, to the possibility of statistical distinguishing between these models, to the power of the used transmission probability tests, and to the possibility of unambiguous interpretation of the analysis results
Genetics of human body size and shape
In a previous study by the authors in each of the pedigree samples from Kirghizstan, Turkmenia and Chuvashia, four principal factors supposedly controlled by four non-overlapping gene subsets were found. About 90% of total variation of adiposity as assessed by 22 measurements of skinfolds, circumferences and indices were covered by these factors. This study provides results of segregation analysis of each of these four factors. By the usual trans…
Genetics of human body size and shape
The present study utilized pedigree data from three ethnically different populations of Kirghizstan, Turkmenia and Chuvasha. Principal component analysis was performed on a matrix of genetic correlations between 22 measures of adiposity, including skinfolds, circumferences and indices. Findings are summarized as follows: (1) All three genetic matrices were not positive definite and the first four factors retained even after exclusion RG > or = 1.…
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Genetics of human body size and shape
The present study utilized pedigree data from three ethnically different populations of Kirghizstan, Turkmenia and Chuvasha. Principal component analysis was performed on a matrix of genetic correlations between 22 measures of adiposity, including skinfolds, circumferences and indices. Findings are summarized as follows: (1) All three genetic matrices were not positive definite and the first four factors retained even after exclusion RG > or = 1.…
Segregation analysis of quantitative traits
A review of advanced methods of segregation analysis of quantitative traits on human pedigree data is presented. Special attention was paid to formulation of genetic models tested in the analysis, to the possibility of statistical distinguishing between these models, to the power of the used transmission probability tests, and to the possibility of unambiguous interpretation of the analysis results
Genetics of human body size and shape
In a previous study by the authors in each of the pedigree samples from Kirghizstan, Turkmenia and Chuvashia, four principal factors supposedly controlled by four non-overlapping gene subsets were found. About 90% of total variation of adiposity as assessed by 22 measurements of skinfolds, circumferences and indices were covered by these factors. This study provides results of segregation analysis of each of these four factors. By the usual trans…
Evidence on major gene control of cortical index in pedigree data from middle dalmatia, croatia
Evidence on major gene control of cortical index in pedigree data from Middle Dalmatia, Croatia
It was recently reported that the inheritance of the metacarpal cortical index (CI) in the Chuvashian population can be described in terms of a major gene (MG) model. By applying transmission probability tests, the hypothesis was accepted that not only baseline level of CI but also its sex-specific dependence on age were under control of the same putative large-effect gene. Using a pedigree sample from the population of the islands of Middle Dalm…
Evidence on major gene control of cortical index in pedigree data from Middle Dalmatia, Croatia
It was recently reported that the inheritance of the metacarpal cortical index (CI) in the Chuvashian population can be described in terms of a major gene (MG) model. By applying transmission probability tests, the hypothesis was accepted that not only baseline level of CI but also its sex-specific dependence on age were under control of the same putative large-effect gene. Using a pedigree sample from the population of the islands of Middle Dalm…
Israeli Jewish infants of different descent
BACKGROUND: Due to increasing migration process and intermarriages among individuals belonging to different ethnic groups, it is important to examine whether intermixing of populations effects child growth rate. AIMS: To compare growth patterns of Jewish infants from distinct descent. SUBJECTS: 1300 Israeli children were divided into 7 groups: 4 groups of babies with both parents from the same geographic origin (Europe, Yemen, Middle East or Nort…
Demography (6 works) · Biology (5 works) · Population (5 works) · Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock (4 works) · Genetic Associations and Epidemiology (4 works) · Genetics (4 works) · Assortative mating (3 works) · Gene (3 works) · Mathematics (3 works) · Statistics (3 works)