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The power paradox of detecting disease-associated and gene-expression-associated variants
The mechanisms of many disease-associated variants are uncertain because of limited power to detect their modest effects on gene expression. This study finds that natural selection leads to preferential detection of disease-associated versus expression-associated variants.
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