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. 2025 Jan 4;13:1. doi: 10.1186/s40478-024-01909-6

Table 2.

Sex-specific genome-wide association study of neuropathology-based AD traits

Locus CHR(POS) SNP ID AD traits A1 Female only p-value Female only Effect size Male only p-value Male only Effect size Nearest Gene Position (dis) MAF
2q14 chr2:127,133,851 rs4663105 ncAD C 1.01 × 10–10 − 6.47 7.5 × 10–4 − 3.37 BIN1b/intergenic (26,495) 0.4
2q chr2:42,953,187 rs17030228 Braak stage A 1.23 × 10–9 − 6.08 0.49 − 0.17 AC016735.1 lncRNAsc/intergenic (48,167) 0.012
4q27 chr4:121,361,613 rs77285108 ncAD G 4.67 × 10–8 5.46 0.52 − 0.65 QRFPRc/intronic 0.15
19q13.32 chr19:44,908,684 rs429358 ncAD C 1.50 × 10–21 − 9.54 8.65 × 10–32 − 11.73 APOE regiona/exonic 0.16
chr19:44,908,684 rs429358 Braak stage C 8.50 × 10–21 − 9.35 1.96 × 10–34 − 12.24 APOE regiona/exonic 0.16
chr19:44,908,684 rs429358 NP score C 5.65 × 10–22 − 9.64 1.08 × 10–27 − 10.91 APOE regiona/exonic 0.16

The total sample for the ncAD female case–control GWAS was 2660 (2011 case + 649 control) and male was 2366 (1676 case + 690 control) on 7,045,108 and 7,075,025 SNPs respectively. The total sample for female Braak stage GWASs and female NP score GWASs was 2660 on 7,083,498 and 61,890,055 SNPs respectively. The total sample for male Braak stage GWASs and male NP score GWASs was 2366 individuals on 7,153,692 and 6,475,237. CHR chromosome; SNP, single-nucleotide polymorphism; A1, effect allele; MAF: minor allele frequency; Effect: Z score effect of A1 allele; Significant genome-wide association P < 5 × 10−8.a: Genes have been identified as genome-wide significant in both previous clinical AD GWAS and neuropathological AD GWAS. b: Genes have been identified as genome-wide significant in previous clinical AD GWAS. c: Genes have not been identified as genome-wide significant in previous studies

ncAD neuropathology-confirmed AD