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A large-scale single cell map of primary and conditional regulatory variation in the human brain

2026-06-02

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Most disease-associated genetic variants reside in noncoding regions and are thought to influence risk by altering gene regulation. However, linking these variants to target genes and mechanisms remains challenging because regulatory effects can be cell type specific and may involve multiple independent signals at the same locus. Although eQTL studies have identified many regulatory variants, many GWAS loci do not...

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74deee8b-2b10-50df-bf7b-894bd54e558e
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10.64898/2026.05.30.26354534
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