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. 2011 Jan 19;129(5):545–552. doi: 10.1007/s00439-011-0948-2

Table 2.

Naive, replication and bias-reduced genome-wide BR-squared regression coefficient (β) estimates of the significant SNP associated with HbA1c in the DCCT samples

Chr SNP Pos (Mb) MAF Risk allele p valuea Naive betab Replication betac BR-squared betad SDe Percentage reductionf
10 rs1358030 108.1 0.36 C 4.66E–09 0.045 0.005 0.003 0.013 93%

aThe association p value using the 667 samples from the DCCT CON group

bThe naive estimate of the regression coefficient beta using the 667 CON samples without accounting for the threshold effect

cThe beta estimated from the independent 637 samples from the DCCT INT group

dThe bias-reduced beta estimate provided by BR-squared using 1,000 level 1 bootstrap samples and with α = 5 × 10−8

eSD of the BR-squared beta estimate based on 100 level 2 bootstrap samples

fThe percentage reduction in the estimates as measured by 1 − bootstrap.beta/naive.beta