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A biobank-scale method for learning modulators of gene-environment interaction underlying human complex traits from multiple environmental exposures

2026-03-16

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It is increasingly recognized that genetic effects on complex traits and diseases are shaped by environmental context. Biobanks that measure diverse environmental exposures alongside genotypes and phenotypes at scale enable systematic study of gene-environment (G×E) interactions. Existing approaches, however, are limited in their ability to accurately model polygenic G×E involving many exposures across genome-wide...

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cba45471-245c-5ab1-a46f-737feb156dde
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10.64898/2026.03.13.711725
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