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Mapping the regulatory effects of common and rare non-coding variants across cellular and developmental contexts in the brain and heart

2025-02-19

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Whole genome sequencing has identified over a billion non-coding variants in humans, while GWAS has revealed the non-coding genome as a significant contributor to disease. However, prioritizing causal common and rare non-coding variants in human disease, and understanding how selective pressures have shaped the non-coding genome, remains a significant challenge. Here, we predicted the effects of 15 million variant...

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2d4f2f29-e45f-5125-a7bd-359477c7158b
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10.1101/2025.02.18.638922
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