Two genetic variants explain the association of European ancestry with multiple sclerosis risk in African-Americans

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@Adolf3344 @sam_marchetti @CelticEnded2iar https://t.co/OtD7Ovah9E

@kracrycoder2 @CualquieraOnvre https://t.co/LUW1CWRY3N uno de muchos ejemplos...

@AlexDilthey @ArangRhie Funny thing that. After not detecting a fine-mapping association in the centromere proper, I gave up. Many years later David Reich's trainee Nathan Nakatsuka picked it up and found the culprits near CD58 and FCRL3 on chr1p. A 200…

Missed this important paper when it came out: https://t.co/bOFSpdXZIn Lovely work unpicking the signal that more 'European' haplotypes around the chr1 centromere confer higher MS risk in people with mixed African and European ancestry. The signal disap…

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