Common variants discovery
Now I have the WES data of 60 people which has developed the same disease. How can I find the genetic variants associated with this disease while this disease is very rare!
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So you are basically asking us to do all your work? Do we get to be on the paper?
What have you tried? You may want to read some literature with similar research questions.
Personally I like this paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4085641/
Thx！It does help！
kuckunniwid on Biostar mailer@biostars.org于2019年9月30日 周一22:09写道：