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. 2011 Aug 17;6(8):e23473. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0023473

Table 1. Associations with sufficient power for detection (> = 80%) that failed to replicate.

Phenotype SNP Pub OR Rep OR P-value Power Cases Controls Replications in the Literature
Alcohol abuse rs7590720 1.35 0.955 0.875 1 1811 8549 Failed to replicate [30]
Bipolar disorder rs1012053 1.59 1 0.485 1 366 13030 Failed to replicate [31][34]
Bipolar disorder rs420259 2.08 0.966 0.659 1 366 13030 Failed to replicate [32][34]
COPDa rs13180 1.3 1.05 0.26 0.89 403 2306 Replicated [35]
COPDa rs7671167 1.32 1.11 0.0968 0.93 403 2306 Replicated [35]
COPDa rs1828591 1.38 1 0.489 0.97 403 2306 Replicated [36], [37]
Crohn's disease rs2066847 3.99 1.54 0.151 0.88 84 13288 Replicated [38]
IBDb rs7517847 1.61 0.855 0.954 1 250 12808 Replicated [39] c
Juvenile allergic asthma rs2786098 1.43 1.07 0.181 1 641 6584 Failed to replicate [40]
Lupus rs3131379 2.36 1.38 0.133 0.82 52 11675 Not yet replicated
Parkinson's disease rs17115100 1.25 0.992 0.555 0.97 2274 5336 Not claimed [41] d
Parkinson's disease rs823128 1.52 1.17 0.0531 1 2274 5336 Not claimed [41] d
Psoriasis rs20541 1.27 1.09 0.0953 0.92 833 4291 Replicated [42], [43]
Rheumatoid arthritis rs10499194 1.33 0.927 0.797 0.9 308 12845 Failed to replicate [44]
Rheumatoid arthritis rs3761847 1.32 1.01 0.437 0.93 308 12845 Between-study heterogeneity [45]
Type 2 diabetes rs9300039 1.48 0.976 0.595 0.97 778 3273 Between-study heterogeneity [46]
Type 2 diabetes rs2943641 1.19 1.03 0.328 0.81 778 3273 Not yet replicated
Thyroid cancer rs965513 1.75 1.37 0.0559 0.83 52 11234 Replicated [47]
Ulcerative colitis rs11209026 1.79 1.47 0.0577 0.85 181 13100 Replicated [48]

Pub OR = published odds ratio. Rep OR = 23andMe attempted replication odds ratio. Power = estimated power to detect association.

a

COPD = Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. This analysis included smokers only.

b

IBD = Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

c

This SNP was initially associated with IBD, but replicated only for Crohn's disease [39], which is a subtype of IBD. Latiano et al. also replicates rs7517847 with Crohn's disease, but not with ulcerative colitis, which is the other major subtype of IBD [14].

d

This association was curated into the GWAS catalog as significantly associated with Parkinson's disease but was not identified by the authors as significant.