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Genetic association between a genetic variant and a trait means ________.

Genetic association between a genetic variant and a trait means ________.

▸ that the associated genetic variant causes the trait/condition

▸ that the trait/condition is caused by a single allele

▸ that individuals with an associated allele are certain to have the trait

▸ that the genetic variant is not relevant to the trait

▸ that individuals with an associated allele are more likely than those without the allele to have the trait

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Genetic Analysis: An Integrated Approach

Edition: 3^rd

Authors: Sanders, Bowman

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