Polygenic approaches to detect gene–environment interactions when external information is unavailable
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Wan-Yu Lin | Ching-Chieh Huang | Yu-Li Liu | Shih-Jen Tsai | Po-Hsiu Kuo | S. Tsai | Wan-Yu Lin | P. Kuo | Yu-Li Liu | Ching-Chieh Huang | Po-Hsiu Kuo
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