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. 2011 Jun 23;7(6):e1002141. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1002141

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Inline graphic — In the plot, circles represent unannotated SNPs, upside-down triangles represent non-synonymous variants, and boxes with an “x” are SNPs in regions that are highly conserved across 44 placental mammals. Colors depict the squared correlation () of each SNP with the most associated SNP (i.e., rs6812193). Purple designates the SNP with the strongest association, and gray indicates SNPs for which information was missing. Plots were produced using the LocusZoom program [71].

In the plot, circles represent unannotated SNPs, upside-down triangles represent non-synonymous variants, and boxes with an “x” are SNPs in regions that are highly conserved across 44 placental mammals. Colors depict the squared correlation () of each SNP with the most associated SNP (i.e., rs6812193). Purple designates the SNP with the strongest association, and gray indicates SNPs for which information was missing. Plots were produced using the LocusZoom program [71].