Parametric and Nonparametric Methods for Understanding the Relationship Between Carcinogen-Induced DNA Adduct Levels in Distal and Proximal Regions of the Colon
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结肠远端与近端致癌物诱导 DNA 加合物水平关系的参数与非参数方法
- 研究问题
- 同一只大鼠结肠远端与近端相应位置的 DNA 损伤水平如何相关，这种关系是否随位置或饮食条件改变？
- 方法与思路
- 作者将问题表述为随协变量变化的双响应相关函数估计，为同一实验单位、不同子抽样单位的测量发展参数与非参数方法。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，方法用于一项进行中的研究；理论计算还提示，非参数方法的统计性质接近相关待估函数已知时的性质。
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- 应核对实验单位与子抽样单位的层级、相关函数的定义，以及非参数估计近似已知函数情形所需的具体条件。
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An important problem in studying the etiology of colon cancer is understanding the relationship between DNA adduct levels (broadly, DNA damage) in cells within colonic crypts in distal and proximal parts of the colon, following treatment with a carcinogen and different types of diet. In particular, it is important to understand whether rats who have elevated adduct levels in particular positions in distal region crypts also have elevated levels in the same positions of the crypts in proximal regions, and whether this relationship depends on diet. We cast this problem as estimating the correlation function of two responses as a function of a covariate for studies where both responses are measured on the same experimental units but not the same subsampling units. Parametric and nonparametric methods are developed and applied to a dataset from an ongoing study, leading to potentially important and surprising biological results. Theoretical calculations suggest that the nonparametric method, based on nonparametric regression, should in fact have statistical properties nearly the same as if the functions nonparametrically estimated were known. The methodology used in this article can be applied to other settings when the goal of the study is to model the correlation of two continuous repeated measurement responses as a function of a covariate, whereas the two responses of interest can be measured on the same experimental units but not on the same subsampling units. In our example, the two responses were measured in two different regions of the colon.