Non-Synonymous and Synonymous Coding SNPs Show Similar Likelihood and Effect Size of Human Disease Association

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RT @intrepidbio: "Non- and Synonymous Coding SNPs" http://t.co/ikdhHhei by @RongChenBioinfo. We take both SNP & NGS data, @PersonalisInc. @ElementoLab #AGBT

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RT @intrepidbio: "Non- and Synonymous Coding SNPs" http://t.co/ikdhHhei by @RongChenBioinfo. We take both SNP & NGS data, @PersonalisInc. @ElementoLab #AGBT

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RT @girlscientist Rong Chen describing Personalis & their work on manual curation of SNPs as in this paper http://t.co/7c83OUx0 #AGBT #pm101

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"Non- and Synonymous Coding SNPs" http://t.co/ikdhHhei by @RongChenBioinfo. We take both SNP & NGS data, @PersonalisInc. @ElementoLab #AGBT

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Rong Chen describing Personalis and their work on manual curation of SNPs as in this paper http://t.co/hjXtfkib #AGBT

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