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A comprehensive reanalysis of publicly available GWAS datasets reveals an X chromosome rare regulatory variant associated with high risk for type 2 diabetes

2017-04-02

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The reanalysis of publicly available GWAS data represents a powerful and cost-effective opportunity to gain insights into the genetics and pathophysiology of complex diseases. We demonstrate this by gathering and reanalyzing public type 2 diabetes (T2D) GWAS data for 70,127 subjects, using an innovative imputation and association strategy based on multiple reference panels (1000G and UK10K). This approach led us r...

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9fb64d78-fbe3-58f1-8026-84331391027c
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10.1101/112219
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