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Leveraging biobank-scale rare and common variant analyses to identify <i>ASPHD1</i> as the main driver of reproductive traits in the 16p11.2 locus

2019-07-26

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Whereas genome-wide association studies (GWAS) allowed identifying thousands of associations between variants and traits, their success rate in pinpointing causal genes has been disproportionately low. Here, we integrate biobank-scale phenotype data from carriers of a rare copy-number variant (CNV), Mendelian randomization and animal modeling to identify causative genes in a GWAS locus for age at menarche (AaM). W...

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8eb3835f-5fd7-59da-a10d-19b6db7f6d11
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10.1101/716415
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