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I am not so convinced. Some reasons: -polygenic scores in the market, like 23andMe prediction of BMI to consumers, are worse or equal to this one (I’m pretty sure) -medical researchers are stoked if they can predict 5% of variance in say heart failure and think it’s a product
23andme BMI predictor explained here. https://permalinks.23andme.com/pdf/23_17-GeneticWeight_Feb2017.pdf …pic.twitter.com/vc7w9kNfo2
something like 16 of their 26 traits reports are polygenic, including photonic sneeze and male pattern baldness. would love to know the variance explained for all.
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