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<i>In-situ</i> genomic prediction using low-coverage Nanopore sequencing

2021-07-16

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Most traits in livestock, crops and humans are polygenic, that is, a large number of loci contribute to genetic variation. Effects at these loci lie along a continuum ranging from common low-effect to rare high-effect variants that cumulatively contribute to the overall phenotype. Statistical methods to calculate the effect of these loci have been developed and can be used to predict phenotypes in new individuals....

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096f91bb-d5d5-56b5-a58f-cdd162f5bd58
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10.1101/2021.07.16.452615
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