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. 2024 Mar 18;18:1277187. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2024.1277187

Table 2.

The regulatory effects of rs6430538 variant C allele on TMEM163 in both AD and neuropathologically normal individuals.

Datasets Beta P value Brain tissue Number
Mayo 0.0049 8.14E-02 Cerebellum (AD) 186
−0.0072 4.52E-03 Cerebellum (non-AD) 170
0.0039 3.47E-01 Temporal cortex (AD) 191
0.0043 2.87E-01 Temporal cortex (non-AD) 181
ROSMAP 0.325 1.31E-13 DLPFC (AD) 494
GTEx −0.27 1.0E-02 Brain—Amygdala (normal) 88
−0.17 1.4E-02 Brain—Anterior cingulate cortex (normal) 109
−0.31 3.2E-05 Brain—Caudate (normal) 144
−0.11 1.4E-02 Brain—Cerebellar Hemisphere (normal) 125
−0.14 8.1E-03 Brain—Cerebellum (normal) 154
−0.25 3.9E-06 Brain—Cortex (normal) 136
−0.16 1.5E-03 Brain—Frontal Cortex (normal) 118
0.043 4.4E-01 Brain—Hippocampus (normal) 111
−0.19 2.9E-03 Brain—Hypothalamus (normal) 108
−0.22 1.4E-03 Brain—Nucleus accumbens (normal) 130
−0.27 5.8E-04 Brain—Putamen (normal) 111
0.047 5.9E-01 Brain—Spinal cord (normal) 83
−0.0023 9.8E-01 Brain—Substantia nigra (normal) 80

Beta is the regression coefficient based on the effect allele. Beta > 0 and beta < 0 mean that this effect allele could increase and reduce gene expression, respectively. The statistically significant association is defined to be P < 0.05/18 = 2.78E-03.