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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Nov 15.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Sci. 2012 Sep 24;23(11):1314–1323. doi: 10.1177/0956797611435528

Table 2.

Results of Study 2. Each line gives the results for each SNP of a separate linear regression of g (score on the first principal component extracted from a battery of nine cognitive tests) on dosage of the minor allele (0, 1, or 2 copies), controlling for a cubic of age, a cubic of age interacted with sex, the first 10 principal components of the SNP genotype correlation matrix, and study cohort, with clustering by extended families, in the Framingham Heart Study dataset (N = 1759). The R2 column gives the percentage of variance explained by a univariate regression of g on minor allele dosage for each SNP.

SNP CHR Gene R2 (%) Beta Standard Error t p MAF Minor Allele Major Allele
rs1018381 6p DTNBP1 0.02 0.607 0.928 0.655 .51 .088 C T
rs17571 11p CTSD 0.06 −0.935 1.105 −0.846 .40 .086 A G
rs1800497 11q DRD2/ANKK1 0.14 −0.914 0.632 −1.448 .15 .202 A G
rs2061174 7q CHRM2 0.00 −0.009 0.600 −0.014 .10 .318 G A
rs2760118 6p SSADH (ALDH5A1) 0.23 −1.158 0.576 −2.011 .04 .309 T C
rs4680 22q COMT 0.02 −0.260 0.539 −0.481 .63 .486 G A
rs6265 11p BDNF 0.01 0.298 0.695 0.429 .67 .189 T C
rs760761 6p DTNBP1 0.01 0.218 0.687 0.317 .75 .191 A G
rs8191992 7q CHRNA4/CHRM2 0.00 −0.039 0.551 −0.071 .94 .440 T A
rs821616 1q DISC1 0.02 −0.387 0.608 −0.636 .53 .287 T A

Note: CHR = Chromosome; MAF = Minor Allele Frequency.