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Enhancing polygenic risk prediction by modeling quantile-specific genetic effects

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By Suin Kim, Taewan Goo, Taesung Park, Mira Park
| Nature
Abstract Polygenic risk scores (PRSs) quantify an individual’s genetic susceptibility to complex traits and diseases. Conventional PRSs, which are based on linear models, perform poorly for phenotypes with skewed distributions or with genetic effects that vary across the distribution. We propose a quantile regression-based PRS (QPRS) that can capture quantile-specific genetic effects.
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“Already awake?”···Yellow harbinger of spring, Seboksocho, blooming confirmed on Hallasan in Jeju

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By Mira Park
| The Kyunghyang Shinmun
National Institute of Forest Science confirms mid-January blooming, a month earlier than last year Seboksocho, known as the ‘harbinger of spring’, bloomed on Hallasan in Jeju a month earlier than last year. The National Institute of Forest Science of the Korea Forest Service announced on the 15th that on the 12th it confirmed the first seboksocho bloom of the year at a natural habitat around 500 meters above sea level in the Hallasan area of Jeju.
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Ag3PO4 Particles Decorated into Fly-Ash-Incorporated Electrospun Polyurethane Nanofibers: Simultaneously Enhanced Photocatalytic and Antibacterial Activities

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By Bishweshwar Pant, Allison Kim, Mira Park, Enkhtsatsaral Munkhtur
| MDPI
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