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On the genetics of intermediate phenotypes and their utility

2020-01-01

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The vast majority of common disease-associated genetic variation is non-coding. However, the route by which non-coding genetic variation influences disease susceptibility is largely unknown. The dissection of the genetic control of variation in intermediate phenotypes, such as protein abundance or DNA methylation status, represents an important method to interrogate the pathway between genotype and phenotype. Usin...

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41f6c932-49b9-5d1a-826f-6afe7653f84c
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10.7488/era/866
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