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Accurate genetic profiling of anthropometric traits using a big data approach

2015-12-01

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Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) promised to translate their findings into clinically beneficial improvements of patient management by tailoring disease management to the individual through the prediction of disease risk 1,2 . However, the ability to translate genetic findings from GWAS into predictive tools that are of clinical utility and which may inform clinical practice has, so far, been encouraging bu...

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ea1f77bb-f6f1-5780-8791-4de816b7ffc4
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10.1101/033134
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