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. 2023 May 15;14:2613. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-38140-1

Table 1.

Placental genes with TWAS-significant (Bonferroni-corrected p value < 0.05) association with schizophrenia and other disorders ant traits

GWAS sample size (cases; controls) GWAS loci TWAS genes (g) TWAS transcripts (tx) TWAS unique genes (g&tx) Reference (PMID)
ADHD 55,374 (20,183; 35,191) 12 2 10 10 Demontis, Nat.Gen 2019 (30478444)
Autism 46,350 (18,381; 27,969) 5 2 0 2 Grove, Nat.Gen. 2019 (30804558)
Schizophrenia 130,644 (53,386; 77,258) 222 100 235 262 Trubetskoy, Nature 2022 (35396580)
Bipolar Disorder 413466 (41,917; 371,549) 64 22 72 75 Mullins, Nat.Gen. 2021 (34002096)
Major Depression 173,005 (59,851; 113,154) 43 23 28 37 Wray, Nat.Gen. 2018 (29700475)
Intelligence Quotient 78,308 336 7 8 14 Sniekers, Nat.Gen.2017 (28530673)
Insomnia 113,006 3 0 0 0 Hammerschlag, Nat.Gen. 2017 (28604731)
Birthweight 321,223 145 90 180 204 Warrington, Nat.Gen. 2019 (31043758)
BMI ~700,000 940 22 35 52 Yengo, HMG 2018 (30124842)
Height ~700,000 3,289 93 169 197 Yengo, HMG 2018 (30124842)
Type 2 Diabetes 659,318 (62,892; 596,426) 142 48 103 117 Xue, Nat.Comm. 2018 (30054458)

Column 2 shows the sample size of GWAS studies (disorders and traits in column 1) that provided the summary statistics for TWAS. Column 3 shows the number of GWAS loci significantly (p value < 5e-08) associated with each disorder or trait. Columns 4, 5 report the number of genes (column 4), transcripts (column 5) with TWAS-significant association with each disorder or trait. Column 6 reports the number of unique genes with TWAS-significant association with each disorder or trait, at gene and/or transcript level. Columns 7 report the article providing the reference of the GWAS summary statistics for the TWAS.