Functional studies of GWAS variants are gaining momentum

Florence Lichou and Gosia Trynka ()
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Florence Lichou: Wellcome Genome Campus
Gosia Trynka: Wellcome Genome Campus

Nature Communications, 2020, vol. 11, issue 1, 1-4

Abstract: Rapidly advancing genomic technologies and cross-disciplinary partnerships are accelerating the biological and clinical interpretation of genome-wide association studies, with some therapies developed based on these findings already being tested in clinical trials. The next decade promises further progress in understanding the function of genetic variants.

Date: 2020
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