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Advances in 3D genomics and multiomics are enabling scientists to uncover disease mechanisms hidden in the human genome's noncoding regions.

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Canine Cravings: Labradors and Humans Share Obesity Genes

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Genetic Signals Linked to X Chromosome Loss Later in Life

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Discovering the Functions of Noncoding Sequence Variants

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Sharing Scientific Ideas in Disease Genetics

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