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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hum Genet. 2009 May 1;126(2):289–301. doi: 10.1007/s00439-009-0676-z

Table 6b.

Specific genes contributing to enrichment of the term “immune response” after trimming

Gene Rank in GWAS Marker Genomic Position p-value (unadjusted)
IL23R 1 rs11465804 chr1:67.4 Mb 1.01E-35
NOD2 2 rs2076756 chr16:49.2 Mb 3.42E-32
NKX2-3 7 rs10883371 chr10:101.2 Mb 1.82E-10
IRF1 17 rs2188962 chr5:131.8 Mb 4.58E-09
TNFSF15 39 rs6478109 chr9:116.6 Mb 2.61E-07
CCR6 50 rs7749278 chr6:167.4 Mb 3.29E-07
CCL11 77 rs991804 chr17:29.6 Mb 4.01E-06
MICA 88 rs2596503 chr6:31.5 Mb 3.94E-06
HLA-DQA2 99 rs7768538 chr6:32.8 Mb 7.92E-06
HLA-C 121 rs2905747 chr6:31.3 Mb 1.50E-05
IFI30 122 rs7125 chr19:18.1 Mb 3.61E-05
PTPN22 150 rs2476601 chr1:114.2 Mb 1.81E-05
CSF3 160 rs8078723 chr17:35.4 Mb 5.51E-05

Genomic position is according to NCBI Build 36.1 of the human genome.

Rank in GWAS is according to the LD-adjusted p-value of the most significant marker associated with each gene. The presented p-value is the unadjusted significance of the specified marker in the original data set.