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GWAS associated Variants, Non-genetic Factors, and Transient Transcriptome in Multiple Sclerosis Etiopathogenesis: a Colocalization Analysis

2021-03-12

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A clinically actionable understanding of multiple sclerosis (MS) etiology goes through GWAS interpretation, prompting research on new gene regulatory models. We previously suggested a stochastic etiologic model where small-scale random perturbations could reach a threshold for MS development. The recently described mapping of the transient transcriptome (TT), including intergenic and intronic RNAs, seems appropria...

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7a113b85-5a09-596b-942a-1c0391d97c17
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10.1101/2021.03.12.434773
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