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Buffering and non-monotonic behavior of gene dosage response curves for human complex traits

2024-11-11

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The genome-wide burdens of deletions, loss-of-function mutations, and duplications correlate with many traits. Curiously, for most of these traits, variants that decrease expression have the same genome-wide average direction of effect as variants that increase expression. This seemingly contradicts the intuition that for individual genes reducing expression should have the opposite effect on a phenotype as increa...

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e97d57ac-04d2-53ed-8842-d5f8990425a6
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10.1101/2024.11.11.24317065
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