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    [Paper Review] Finemapping for GWAS

    Finemapping for GWAS Variant

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    Computational Biology

    • Computational Biology
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      • Basic Genetic Concepts
    • Single-cell Methods
      • 01. cNMF and V2G2P
      • 02. GLUE
      • 03. MAGIC
      • 04. muscat
      • 05. Techniques of scRNA-seq

    Genome-Wide Association


    Ref) -(Daniel J. Schaid1, Wenan Chen2 and Nicholas B. Larson1, From genome-wide associations to candidate causal variants by statistical fine-mapping)

    Tags: compbio, 전산생물

    Categories: compbio

    Updated: October 17, 2024

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