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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 16.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Genet. 2012 Apr 15;44(5):532–538. doi: 10.1038/ng.2238

Table 2. Association of the three lead signals related to head circumference with additional phenotypes.

Marker Head circumference in third trimester of
pregnancy (SD score)
Head circumference
at birth (SD score)
Intra cranial volume (ml)
Total N Beta Se P-value Total N Beta Se P-value TotalN Mean age at
measurement
(years)
Beta Se P-value

rs7980687_A on 12q24 3,781 0.089 0.029 1.9×10−3 17,330 0.050 0.012 5.2×10−5 8,175 67.5 0.72 2.03 0.72
rs1042725_Ton 12q15 3,781 −0.075 0.023 9.9×10−4 17,074 −0.031 0.010 1.9×10−3 8,175 67.5 −7.18 1.61 8.8×10−6
rs11655470_T on 17q21 3,781 0.049 0.024 0.037 17,695 0.030 0.010 2.0×10−3 8,175 67.5 3.54 1.69 0.036 #

SD; standard deviation, Se; standard error, Beta’s reflect difference in head circumference SD score per minor allele, or difference in intra cranial volume (ml) per minor allele (additive model). P value is obtained from linear regression the SNP and sex against of head circumference SD score in fetal life (additive model); SNP, sex and gestational age at against birth head circumference SD score at birth (additive model); SNP, age and sex against Intra cranial volume (ml) (additive model)2. All study samples were of European descent.

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A variant further downstream (rs9915547; r2 0.22 HapMap CEU) showed a genome-wide significant association (P=1.5×10−12) with adult intra cranial volume.2