Genome-wide association analysis identifies novel loci for chronotype in 100,420 individuals from the UK Biobank

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RT @Eric_Fauman: So any other categories worth considering in the X-treme GWAS all-star championship?

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So any other categories worth considering in the X-treme GWAS all-star championship?

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Leftmost (in a Manhattan plot) genome-wide significant hit in the GWAS catalog, any trait: Winner: rs141175086 for chronotype, at chr1, pos 845017. Nearest gene: SAMD11 - link to trait is unclear. https://t.co/z2sXVRRXgJ

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@RutgersSleepLab The start of much sleep/circadian GWAS work with Richa Saxena and so many others. Learned SO much. This article was published the same month I found out I was expecting my second little one. Two great things in one month. https://t.co/

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