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Genome-wide scan and fine-mapping of rare nonsynonymous associations implicates intracellular lipolysis genes in fat distribution and cardio-metabolic risk

2018-07-18

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Difficulties in identifying causal variants and genes underlying genetic associations have limited the translational potential of genetic studies of body fat distribution, an important, partly-heritable risk factor for cardio-metabolic disease. Rare variant associations facilitate fine-mapping of causal alleles, but their contribution to fat distribution is understudied. We performed a genome-wide scan of rare non...

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9adb3a7b-f0a3-5e8c-8a55-4da97ed005bd
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10.1101/372128
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