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Widespread Variation Affects Regulation of Most Human Genes, Study Finds

Sep 16, 2013
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Widespread genetic variation affects the regulation of most human genes, according to a study of functional variation appearing in the online early edition of Nature this week from a consortium of European researchers.

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