What is the goal of association mapping? A. Localizing genes that increase risk

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What is the goal of association mapping?

A. Localizing genes that increase risk for genetic disease. The increase in risk is moderate.

A. Localizing genes that increase risk for genetic disease. The increase in risk is moderate.

B. There is no specific goal of association mapping. C. Localizing genes that increase risk for genetic disease. The increase in risk is extremely large. D. Localizing genes for genetic disease, where penetrance of the disease genotypes is either 0 or 1 (e.g., recessive or dominant). E. To map associations.

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Answer:  E. To map associations.

Association of mapping in genetic disease application is done generally to identify the common variants of a genetic disease in different individuals to isolate if any variant is associated with a trait

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