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Source Data for "African Ancestry Polygenic Scores Improve POAG Risk Prediction Using Machine Learning" (iScience, 2026)

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healthcare

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dataset
Creator:
Zhu, Yan
Editor:
Uni
Publisher:
Men
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Figure source data, model performance tables, and supplemental datasets supporting the manuscript. Raw genotype data are not included due to controlled-access restrictions (available via dbGaP phs001312 and phs001453).

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