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GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION: Closing the Net on Common Disease Genes
Jennifer Couzin and Jocelyn Kaiser
Huge data sets and lower-cost analytical methods are speeding up the search for DNA variations that confer an increased risk for diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and other common ailments. (Read more.)
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