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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 23.
Published in final edited form as: Kidney Int. 2022 Jun 16;102(3):624–639. doi: 10.1016/j.kint.2022.05.021

Table 1: Twelve independent variants in 11 loci identified for association with eGFR-decline unadjusted and adjusted for eGFR-baseline.

We conducted GWAS for eGFR-decline baseline-unadjusted and baseline-adjusted (“decline”, n up to 343,339; declineadj, n up to 320,737). This identified (A) 2 variants with genome-wide significance for eGFR-decline baseline-unadjusted (UMOD-PDILT, Pdecline<5×10−8) and 2 further variants in a candidate search of the 263 variants known for cross-sectional eGFR15 outside UMOD-PDILT, judged at Bonferroni-corrected significance (Pdecline<0.05/263=1.90×10−4; PRKAG2, SPATA7), (B) 5 variants with genome-wide significance for eGFR-decline baseline-adjusted AND Bonferroni-corrected significant baseline-unadjusted (Pdecline-adj-BL<5×10−8, Pdecline <0.05/12=4.17×10−3), (C) 3 variants with genome-wide significance for eGFR-decline baseline-adjusted but not significantly associated baseline-unadjusted (Pdecline-adj-BL<5×10−8, Pdecline≥4.17×10−3). For each identified variant, we show results for decline (baseline-unadjusted), for decline baseline-adjusted, and for cross-sectional eGFR15. Beta-estimates are in mL/min/1.732 per year and per faster-decline allele; significant P-values are stated in bold.

decline declineadj cross-sectional
SNPID Locus Name Chr Pos EA/OA EAF Beta P Beta P Beta P
A from GWAS/candidate search for decline (baseline-unadjusted)

rs34882080 UMOD-PDILT 16 20,361,441 a/g 0.815 0.065 2.45×10 −30 0.092 3.31×10 −62 −0.009 2.86×10 −95
rs77924615 UMOD-PDILT 16 20,392,332 g/a 0.798 0.074 5.30×10 −38 0.099 3.75×10 −69 −0.010 1.45×10 −138
rs10254101 PRKAG2 * 7 151,415,536 t/c 0.276 0.020 4.10×10 −05 0.037 1.78×10 −14 −0.007 1.85×10 −67
rs1028455 SPATA7 * 14 88,829,975 t/a 0.657 0.021 5.90×10 −06 0.024 3.43×10 −08 −0.002 4.78×10 −10

B from GWAS for declineadj, with association for decline (baseline-unadjusted)

rs1458038 FGF5 4 81,164,723 c/t 0.690 0.019 3.87×10 −05 0.028 6.85×10 −10 −0.003 7.49×10 −24
rs4930319 OVOL1 11 65,555,458 c/g 0.333 0.015 9.93×10 −04 0.028 5.27×10 −10 −0.003 2.21×10 −24
rs434215 TPPP § 5 699,046 a/g 0.277 0.020 3.70×10 −04 0.032 7.19×10 −09 −0.003 7.63×10−06
rs28857283 C15ORF54 15 39,224,711 g/a 0.656 0.021 1.47×10 −06 0.030 1.31×10 −11 −0.002 6.20×10 −09
rs13095391 ACVR2B 3 38,447,232 a/c 0.502 0.017 1.77×10 −04 0.025 4.03×10 −08 −0.003 6.57×10 −15

C from GWAS for declineadj, without association for decline (baseline-unadjusted)

rs9998485 SHROOM3 4 77,362,445 a/g 0.466 0.007 0.156 0.027 9.84×10 −09 −0.005 1.22×10 −41
rs1047891 CPS1 2 211,540,507 a/c 0.293 0.004 0.441 0.029 1.15×10 −09 −0.007 1.18×10 −75
rs2453533 GATM 15 45,641,225 a/c 0.422 0.002 0.710 0.029 1.72×10 −11 −0.009 4.57×10 −141

SNPID=Variant identifier on GRCh37, Locus name=Nearest Gene, Chr and Position=Chromosome and Position on GRCh37, EA/OA=Effect allele / other allele, EAF=effect allele frequency, beta and P=genetic effect coefficient of association and association P-value.

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In PRKAG2 and SPATA7 loci, variants with smallest Pdecline (rs73158188 and rs7160717, respectively) were highly correlated with these candidate-based variants (r2=1.00 and 0.93, respectively).

§

Since the TPPP locus lead variant had imputation quality <0.6 in 45% of the studies (median 0.64), we analyzed this locus omitting the imputation quality filter (with filter: declineadj beta=0.033, P=1.00×10−8; decline beta=0.015, P=0.039; median imputation quality=0.74).

In the C15ORF54 locus, the identified lead variant for decline was highly correlated with a 2nd signal lead variant for cross-sectional eGFR (rs28833881, r2=0.90), but not with the 1st signal lead variant (rs12913015, r2=0.04).