If DNA is the instruction manual, we just opened a big second volume
The findings of a new study imply that genome-wide association studies — an increasingly popular kind of study that looks for the genetic variants linked to diseases — may be missing a significant fraction of heritable variation because that variation is not in the sequence
· 8/9/2026, 9:38:08 AM· 2 min read
The findings of a new study imply that genome-wide association studies — an increasingly popular kind of study that looks for the genetic variants linked to diseases — may be missing a significant fraction of heritable variation because that variation is not in the sequence
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