• GWAS have identified novel genetic loci associated with mutagenicity, implicating genes involved in DNA repair and cell cycle regulation.
• Integration of functional genomics enhances the interpretation of GWAS hits, linking variants to molecular mechanisms.
• Population-specific studies are crucial to address genetic diversity and improve risk prediction models.
• Translating GWAS findings into clinical practice requires functional validation and multi-omics approaches.
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