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An evolutionary compass for detecting signals of polygenic selection and mutational bias

2017-08-08

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Selection and mutation shape genetic variation underlying human traits, but the specific evolutionary mechanisms driving complex trait variation are largely unknown. We developed a statistical method that uses polarized GWAS summary statistics from a single population to detect signals of mutational bias and selection. We found evidence for non-neutral signals on variation underlying several traits (BMI, schizophr...

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10e09eb1-1ad1-5435-b8c6-2e83499bc93f
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10.1101/173815
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