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Putative breast cancer risk variants from populations of South Asian ancestry are under-represented in public variant classification databases

2025-02-14

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The majority of publicly available genomics data originates from populations of European ancestry. This limits understanding and detection of inherited genetic risk factors for breast cancer in other populations. To assess the extent to which deficits in knowledge of the genetics of breast cancer risk exist for populations of non-European ancestry, we compared data available on putative breast cancer risk variants...

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d61b39f0-8f02-5786-8dba-510e440bc5f6
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10.1101/2025.02.13.25322245
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