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Private Genomes and Public SNPs: Homomorphic encryption of genotypes and phenotypes for shared quantitative genetics

2020-04-03

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Sharing human genotype and phenotype data presents a challenge because of privacy concerns, but is essential in order to discover otherwise inaccessible genetic associations. Here we present a method of homomorphic encryption that obscures individuals’ genotypes and phenotypes and is suited to quantitative genetic association analysis. Encrypted ciphertext and unencrypted plaintext are interchangeable from an anal...

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4a9833b2-1fab-5cd5-ae8e-975002ed7c92
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10.1101/2020.04.02.021865
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