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Highly pleiotropic variants of human traits are enriched in genomic regions with strong background selection

2021-03-24

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Recent studies have shown the ubiquity of pleiotropy for variants affecting human complex traits. These studies also show that rare variants tend to be less pleiotropic than common ones, suggesting that purifying natural selection acts against highly pleiotropic variants of large effect. Here we investigate the mean frequency, effect size and recombination rate associated with pleiotrop...

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a5c5f796-e300-5371-9730-6acbd5ffbe0e
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-345603/v1
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