Question 29
Which of the following are true about GWAS studies? Select all the correct options.
GWAS test hundreds of thousands of genetic variants across many genomes tofind those statistically associated with a specific trait or disease
GWAS can be used to predict an individual’s risk for physical and mentaldisease based on their genetic profile
If a variant is found to be associated with a trait, it means that a variant in thatgenomic region may cause a difference in the trait
If a variant is found to be associated with a trait, it means that a variant in thatgenomic region certainly causes a difference in the trait