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Genome-wide analyses of behavioural traits biased by misreports and longitudinal changes

2020-06-19

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Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have discovered numerous genetic variants associated with human behavioural traits. However, behavioural traits are subject to misreports and longitudinal changes (MLC) which can cause biases in GWAS and follow-up analyses. Here, we demonstrate that individuals with higher disease burden in the UK Biobank ( n = 455,607) are more likely to misreport or reduce their alcohol con...

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Literature Corpus work: 834809eb-a3d8-5266-b5fa-8d6a763b2fa3
DOI: 10.1101/2020.06.15.20131284

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