Twenty years of genome-wide association studies: Health translation challenges and AI opportunities
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Nature
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neural coding
发布时间：
2025-10-14 19:39
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The article reviews the past 20 years of genome-wide association studies (GWAS), addressing the challenges in translating genetic discoveries into health benefits. It highlights the role of AI in overcoming these obstacles and proposes the 'trait efficiency locus (TEL)' concept to improve the evaluation of genetic data. The discussion includes the impact of global biobanks and the need for diverse representation in genetic research, emphasizing the potential for AI to enhance genomic insights and health translation.
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GWAS has linked IL6R variants to C-reactive protein levels, influencing treatment strategies.
The article introduces the concept of 'trait efficiency locus (TEL)' to enhance genetic evaluation.
AI is redefining the future of GWAS by integrating multi-modal data for better health outcomes.
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The article reviews the past 20 years of genome-wide association studies (GWAS), addressing the challenges in translating genetic discoveries into health benefits. It highlights the role of AI in overcoming these obstacles and proposes the 'trait efficiency locus (TEL)' concept to improve the evaluation of genetic data. The discussion includes the impact of global biobanks and the need for diverse representation in genetic research, emphasizing the potential for AI to enhance genomic insights and health translation.