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Genetic control of gene expression and splicing in the developing human brain

2018-11-16

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<h4>Summary</h4> Most genetic risk for human diseases lies within non-coding regions of the genome, which is predicted to regulate gene expression, often in a tissue and stage specific manner. This has motivated building of extensive eQTL resources to understand how human allelic variation affects gene expression and splicing throughout the body, focusing primarily on adult tissue. Given the importance of regulat...

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c799d8cf-5583-5615-9de7-a75dfeff8732
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10.1101/471193
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