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Genes associated by GWAS studies have all of the following characteristics except?

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Genes associated by GWAS studies have all of the following characteristics except?

Genes associated by GWAS studies have all of the following characteristics except?

▸ They have a specific group of alleles that co-occur with a specific trait.

▸ They have a specific group of alleles that are usually identified by SNPs.

▸ They have a significant probability value statistic.

▸ They are all located in the same chromosomal region.

▸ They are most useful when they include both genes that contribute to disease and nearby genetic markers.

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Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

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