Wellderley Data: Gene Mutations and Cardiac Function Associated

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MedGenome study analyzing Wellderley data shows interesting trend on gene mutations associated with cardiac function

The study titled “Whole Genome Sequencing data from the Wellderley study identifies rare variants in genes associated with diabetes and cardiomyopathy” involved the analysis of publicly available whole genome sequence data (WGS) of 454 healthy elderly Caucasian individuals (median age 85 years) from the Wellderly study.

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