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How understudied populations have contributed to our understanding of Alzheimer’s disease genetics

2020-06-12

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The majority of genome-wide association studies have been conducted using samples with a European genetic background. As a field, we acknowledge this limitation and the need to increase the diversity of populations studied. A major challenge when designing and conducting such studies is to assimilate large samples sizes so that we attain enough statistical power to detect variants associated with disease, particul...

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4aaafeea-9f9e-5ce2-b428-bca2ce558261
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10.1101/2020.06.11.146993
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