ReverseGWAS identifies combined phenotypes associated with a genotype in GWA studies.

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MOTIVATION: Traditional genome-wide association studies (GWAS) aim to uncover the genetic variants associated with a single phenotype of interest (typically a disease), and to elucidate its genotypic architecture. However, many of today's GWAS simultaneously measure multiple related phenotypes, leading to the possibility of pursuing the reverse aim of elucidating the "phenotypic architecture" of a single genetic...

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