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Leveraging correlations between polygenic risk score predictors to detect heterogeneity in GWAS cohorts

2019-11-01

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Evidence from both GWAS and clinical observation has suggested that certain psychiatric, metabolic, and autoimmune diseases are heterogeneous, comprising multiple subtypes with distinct genomic etiologies and Polygenic Risk Scores (PRS). However, the presence of subtypes within many phenotypes is frequently unknown. We present CLiP (Correlated Liability Predictors), a method to detect heterogeneity in single GWAS...

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57ba312b-5f39-59ea-a076-0506258203b1
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10.1101/827162
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