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Partitioning the heritability of coronary artery disease highlights the importance of immune-mediated processes and epigenetic sites associated with transcriptional activity.
Cardiovascular research - 1 Jul 2017
Nikpay Majid, Stewart Alexandre F R, McPherson Ruth
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AIMS: With the availability of genome-wide genotype data from GWAS studies, it is now possible to compute the genetic relatedness among individuals and estimate its contribution (SNP-based heritability) to phenotypic variance using Mixed-Linear-Models (MLMs). The estimated heritability can be partitioned according to biological features to gain insight into the genetic architecture of a disease. Here, we aimed to...
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