The effect of genome-wide association scan quality control on imputation outcome for common variants

Nature·Jan 26

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Research has been conducted on the impact of quality control in genome-wide association scans on the outcome of imputation for common variants. Various studies have utilized genome-wide association scans to identify loci associated with different traits, including those related to plant and animal genetics, as well as human health conditions. The specific findings of these studies have shed light on the genetic underpinnings of various characteristics and diseases.

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