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Moderating the Heritability of Body Mass Index by Age and Sex With Genomic Data.

Genetic epidemiology - 1 Feb 2026

Benstock Sarah E, Prom-Wormley Elizabeth, Verhulst Brad

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Environmental contexts may increase or decrease the heritability of a phenotype. Or equivalently, people with some genotypes may be more (or less) sensitive to environmental differences. Such genetic sensitivity to environmental contexts is called gene-environment interaction (G × E). While G × E has been robustly detected in twin and model organism studies for numerous phenotypes, there is a lingering perception...

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PMID: 41493071
DOI: 10.1002/gepi.70026
PMCID: PMC13488155

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