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Predicting quantitative traits from genome and phenome with near perfect accuracy

2015-10-26

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In spite of decades of linkage and association studies and its potential impact on human health 1 , reliable prediction of an individual's risk for heritable disease remains difficult 2-4 . Large numbers of mapped loci do not explain substantial fractions of the heritable variation, leaving an open question of whether accurate complex trait predictions can be achieved in practice 5,6 . Here, we use a full genom...

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14432f52-4d69-5c71-8556-ac5c063b2ae6
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10.1101/029868
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