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Still Missing

2011-07-01

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The missing heritability problem refers to the gap between heritability estimates for complex human traits based on quantitative genetics and the small magnitude and unreliability of contemporary molecular genetics, especially genome wide association studies. The author reviews the origins of the missing heritability problem and considers research that has attempted to resolve it by quantifying the joint explanato...

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Literature Corpus work: 21487e35-1fdb-5259-9a47-e9f4e97d59ad
DOI: 10.1080/15427609.2011.625321

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