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Decoding the exposome: data science methodologies and implications in exposome-wide association studies (ExWASs)

Chung et al., 2024

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17194031350785784766
Author
Chung M
House J
Akhtari F
Makris K
Langston M
Islam K
Holmes P
Chadeau-Hyam M
Smirnov A
Du X
Thessen A
Cui Y
Zhang K
Manrai A
Motsinger-Reif A
Patel C
Exposomics Consortium Adamu Yau Adebamowo Clement Akhtari Farida Akhtari Farida Argos Maria Arunachalam Saravanan Baumert Brittney Beglarian Emily Berger Kimberly Bhutani Jessie Bisson William Breton Carrie Cai Lu Chao Mu-rong Chatziioannou Anastasia Chrysovalantou Cheng Qiwen Chung Ming Kei Chung Ming Kei Chung Ming Kei Clark Robert Cohen Hubal Elaine Conti David Cooke Marcus Costello Elizabeth Cui Yuxia Dierickx Erin Dolinoy Dana Du Xiuxia Engel Lawrence Gao Peng Gaulke Christopher Giebelhaus Ryland T Goodrich Jesse Grafanaki Katerina Gullapalli Rama Habre Rima Haidari Ariana Harari Homero Hart Jaime He Jingxuan Holmes Philip Hood Darryl B House John Hu Hui Hu Chiung-wen James Peter Jankowska Marta Ji Hong Srimathi Kannan Konstantinou Corina Lai Yunjia Langston Mike Lasalle Janine Leang Amy Liang Donghai Liao Jiawen Luo Jiajun Makris Konstantinos C Manz Katherine Miller Gary Motsinger-Reif Alison Ouidir Marion Page Grier Pan Shudi Parker Graham Paul Kimberly Peluso Alina Penning Trevor Pierce Brandon Prajapati Nirmala Prins Gail Quintana Penelope JE Rajasekar Arcot (raja) Ramesh Aramandla Ruden Douglas Rushing Blake Scholl Elizabeth Schüssler-Fiorenza Rose Sophia Miryam Shah Ruchir Shahriar Mohammad Siwakoti Ram Soares Lissa Soliman Ghada States J Christopher Stingone Jeanette Sturla Irizarry Savannah Sun Yangbo Sundseth Scott Teitelbaum Susan Thessen Anne Tong Ai Phuong Vijayakumar Nisha Walker Ryan Wang Yi Whyte Kathryn Wilson Ander Wu Lang Wu K Lily Yuan Xin/jean Zhang Qiong Zhang Xinyue Zhao Neil Zhu Yeyi
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This paper explores the exposome concept and its role in elucidating the interplay between environmental exposures and human health. We introduce two key concepts critical for exposomics research. Firstly, we discuss the joint impact of genetics and environment on …
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