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Testing the moderation of quantitative gene by environment interactions in unrelated individuals

2017-09-19

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The environment can moderate the effect of genes – a phenomenon called gene-environment (GxE) interaction. There are two broad types of GxE modeled in human behavior – qualitative GxE, where the effects of individual genetic variants differ depending on some environmental moderator, and quantitative GxE, where the additive genetic variance changes as a function of an environmental moderator. Tests of both qualitat...

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3aee70ec-bd91-5be2-9cf7-59187caea8f3
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10.1101/191080
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