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Integrative exome sequencing and multi-omics analysis elucidates the regulatory role of rare variants in metabolic syndrome

Jul 2026 · Functional & Integrative Genomics · Vol 26 · 0 citations · 64 references
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A large-scale exome-wide association study in 367,188 individuals from the UK Biobank elucidates the significant contribution of rare variants to MetS susceptibility, distinct from common variant signals, and highlights the central role of lipid metabolism pathways.

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