Birth Cohorts and Bias Distort How Genes Shape Traits Across Age
A large UK Biobank analysis shows that cross-sectional and longitudinal studies yield directionally consistent but systematically different estimates of age-varying ...
Tag: genome-wide association study
Scientists Predict Super Peanut Crosses by Decoding Yield Gene Systems
Researchers mapped haplotype-based QTL-allele systems for peanut kernel and pod weight and predicted thirty optimal crosses that could push both ...
Genes and Epigenetics Converge to Explain Sudden Cardiac Death Without Family History
A new review maps how common genetic variants, insertion/deletion polymorphisms, microRNAs, DNA methylation and histone modifications together shape the risk ...
Two New Genes That Shorten Rice Stems Could Help Breed Lodging-Proof Crops
A genome-wide association study of 429 rice accessions combined with CRISPR/Cas9 validation has identified two new genes, INL1 and INL2, ...
GRETA: New Database Turns Mountains of Genome Sequencing Data into Searchable Science
Researchers have developed GRETA, a relational database that makes vast whole-genome sequencing association results searchable, traceable and accessible to scientists ...
Rose Genome Study Reveals Chromosome 2 Locus Governing Agrobacterium Gene Transfer
A genome-wide association study of 96 rose genotypes has identified a major chromosome 2 region controlling how efficiently Agrobacterium-delivered GFP ...
Genetic Hotspots for Grain Size Uncovered in Durum Wheat
A genome-wide association study of 170 durum wheat genotypes has identified 80 marker-trait associations and robust chromosome 2A haplotype blocks ...
Perennial Sorghum Study Maps Exploratory Genomic Signals Behind Rhizome Growth
A genome-wide association study of diploid perennial sorghum identifies seven exploratory genomic signals for rhizome development while emphasizing that none ...
Deep learning reads the genome to flag ALS risk in over 47,000 people
An internationally validated deep learning model trained on genomes from more than 47,000 people can distinguish ALS patients from controls ...
Scientists Map the Genes That Could Finally Make Soybean Thrive in Rwanda’s Highlands
A genome-wide association study of 466 diverse soybean accessions grown across six Rwandan environments has identified 342 genomic markers tied ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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