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2. Educational questions. Answer by
marking the correct answer.
Article by A.K. MacLeod et al. titled "Some principles and practices of genetic biobanking studies" |
1. Which of the following statements is true? |
Individual genetic risk factors in common complex diseases are likely to have large effects.
Individual genetic risk factors in common complex diseases are likely to have small effects.
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2. All laboratories involved in a biobanking project should use: |
A sample entry form that is completed whether or not the sample is physically present in the receiving lab.
The same sample booking form because standardising this protocol facilitates good sample management.
Multiple different sample entry forms because different protocols can easily be reconciled at the end of the study.
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3. Using family data in association analysis: |
Allows easier sample collection.
Will always result in a more powerful study.
Can protect against false positive results.
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4. Public consultation for biobanking projects is desirable: |
To aid recruitment.
To encourage trust between the public and scientists.
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5. Pharmaceutical companies should be able to access biobank data: |
Never.
Subject to a clear and ethically approved access policy.
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