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<i>cis</i> -eQTL mapping of TB-T2D comorbidity elucidates the involvement of African ancestry in TB susceptibility

2022-10-19

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The validation of genome-wide association signals for tuberculosis (TB) susceptibility and the development of type 2 diabetes (T2D) across diverse populations remain problematic. The ancestry-specific variants (coding and non-coding) that contribute to previously identified differentially expressed genes (DEG) in patients with TB, T2D and comorbid TB-T2D, remain unknown. Identifying ancestry-specific expression qu...

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fc79f408-4cca-53eb-b277-f6e7bd9e1759
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10.1101/2022.10.19.512814
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