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Are GWA studies submitted to GEI required to have measures of environmental exposures?

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No. Availability of environmental exposures is not required, but will be considered as one of many factors in the evaluation and award process. Because of the connection of the GEI-GWA program with the GEI Exposure Biology Program, higher priority will be given to selecting studies that have evidence for environmental influences on the trait, high-quality data on environmental exposures, and stored biospecimens. Other factors, as outlined in the RFA, will also be considered (public health significance, programmatic balance, population diversity, quality and ease-of-use of the dataset, and quality and quantity of DNA).

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