Next-Gen GWAS: full 2D epistatic interaction maps retrieve part of missing heritability and improve phenotypic prediction

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The problem of missing heritability requires the consideration of genetic interactions among different loci, called epistasis. Current GWAS statistical models require years to assess the entire combinatorial epistatic space for a single phenotype. We propose Next-Gen GWAS (NGG) that evaluates over 60 billion single nucleotide polymorphism combinatorial first-order interactions within hours. We apply NGG to Arabidopsis thaliana providing two-dimensional epistatic maps at gene resolution. We demonstrate on several phenotypes that a large proportion of the missing heritability can be retrieved, that it indeed lies in epistatic interactions, and that it can be used to improve phenotype prediction.

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Carré, C., Carluer, J. B., Chaux, C., Estoup-Streiff, C., Roche, N., Hosy, E., … Krouk, G. (2024). Next-Gen GWAS: full 2D epistatic interaction maps retrieve part of missing heritability and improve phenotypic prediction. Genome Biology, 25(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13059-024-03202-0

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