|
|
Research Interests
My research interests
include statistical genetics, epidemiology, clinical trials, generalized
estimating equations for correlated binary data, and extra-binomial and
extra-Poisson variation. Some applications of these topics which I have
worked on include radiation-induced chromosome aberrations, animal teratology
experiments, quantitative trait mapping, and genetic epidemiology.
I have collaborated with medical researchers on the design of clinical trials
of cancer drugs and of cancer prevention studies. Recent projects include
estimating the penetrance of mutations of the BRCA1
gene, QTL mapping in recombinant inbred mice, a meta-analysis of diet and
endometrial cancer, and randomization issues in intervention screening
studies.
Selected
Publications
Bass,
S, Ruzek, SB, Gordon, TF, Fleicher,
L, McKeown, N, and Moore D (2006) Relationship of
Internet Health Information Use With Patient Behavior and Self-Efficacy: Experiences
of Newly Diagnosed Cancer Patients Who Contact the National Cancer Institute’s
Cancer Information Service. J Health
Communications, in press.
Watkins-Bruner, D, Moore, D, Parlanti,
A, Dorgan, J, Engstrom, P (2003) Relative risk of prostate cancer for
men with affected relatives:
Systematic review and meta-analysis.
International Journal of Cancer, 107
(5): 797-803
Moore, DF and Smith, W (2003)
Applications of the beta-binomial distribution in animal teratology
experiments. Chapter in Handbook of the beta distribution. S. Nadarajah, editor, in press.
D. F. Moore (2002) Survival Analysis. Entry in Encyclopedia
of Biopharmaceutical
Statistics, pp 972-976.
D. F. Moore (2002) Quasi-likelihood. Entry in Encyclopedia
of Environmetrics. London: John Wiley
D. F. Moore, C. K. Park, and W. Smith (2001) Exploring extra-binomial
variation in teratology data using continuous mixtures. Biometrics
57: 490-494.
mbb.fit S-Plus function to fit mixture-of-beta-binomial
models.
D. F. Moore, N. Chatterjee, D.
Pee, and M. H. Gail (2001) Pseudo-likelihood estimates of the cumulative risk
of an autosomal dominant disease from a kin-cohort
study. Genetic Epidemiology 20: 210-227. Abstract.
Pseudo-likelihood
computer program.
E. A. Ross and D. Moore (1999) Modeling clustered, discrete or grouped-time
survival data with covariates. Biometrics 55: 813-819.
A. L. Hanlon, D. F. Moore, and G. E. Hanks (1998) Modeling postradiation prostate specific antigen level kinetics. Cancer
83: 130-134.
L. I. Sakkas, D. F. Moore, and N. C. Akritidis (1995) Cancer in families with systemic
sclerosis. American Journal of the Medical Sciences 310:
223-225.
C. I. Szarka, G. R. Pfeiffer, S. T. Hum, L. C. Everley, A. M. Balshem, D. F.
Moore, S. Litwin, E. B. Goosenberg,
H. Frucht, P. F. Engstrom,
and M. L. Clapper (1995) Glutathione S-Transferase
activity and glutathione S-Transferase mu expression in
individuals at increased risk for colorectal cancer. Cancer Research
55: 2789-2793.
D. M. Finkelstein, D. F. Moore, and D. A. Schoenfeld
(1993) A proportional hazards model for truncated AIDS data. Biometrics
49: 731-740.
D. F. Moore and A. Tsiatis (1991) Robust estimation
of the variance for moment methods for extra-binomial and extra-Poisson
variation. Biometrics 47: 383-401.
|