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Incorporating local ancestry improves identification of ancestry-associated methylation signatures and meQTLs in African Americans.
Communications biology - 29 Apr 2022
Li Boyang, Aouizerat Bradley E, Cheng Youshu, Anastos Kathryn, Justice Amy C, Zhao Hongyu, Xu Ke
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Here we report three epigenome-wide association studies (EWAS) of DNA methylation on self-reported race, global genetic ancestry, and local genetic ancestry in admixed Americans from three sets of samples, including internal and external replications (Ntotal= 1224). Our EWAS on local ancestry (LA) identified the largest number of ancestry-associated DNA methylation sites and also featured the highest replication...
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