Genetic association testing with multivariate survival phenotypes under interval censoring

📅 2026-08-31
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本文针对多变量区间删失生存数据的遗传关联测试问题,提出了一种新的加权V检验方法(WV-M-IC),并通过模拟研究和实际应用验证了其有效性。
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Set-based genetic association tests provide a powerful framework for detecting genetic effects on complex traits by jointly analyzing multiple genetic variants. Although set-based methods have been developed for interval-censored survival outcomes, existing approaches primarily focus on a single survival phenotype and therefore do not fully use information from multiple correlated outcomes. In this paper, we develop two Weighted V Tests for Multivariate Interval-Censored Data (WV-M-IC), extending the weighted V-statistic framework (Wu et al., 2021) to the joint analysis of multiple correlated interval-censored survival outcomes. The performance of these methods is evaluated through simulation studies, showing that the proposed approaches can provide power gains compared with single-outcome analyses. We apply the proposed methods to the ZOE 2.0 study to investigate dental caries progression in children.
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Genetic association
Multivariate survival phenotypes
Interval censoring
Set-based methods
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Multivariate Interval-Censored Data
Weighted V Tests
Joint Analysis
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