Complex traits: Adding complexity to yeast
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Summary
This mapping showed that most of the traits were best explained by linkage to a single locus, which suggests that these lines will be useful for modelling the effects of rare variants, which is an important current focus in human disease genetics.
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- review
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- 2013-10-01
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Keywords
Biology, Yeast, Computational biology, Genetics, Evolutionary biology
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