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. 2013 Nov 29;2(4):287–299.

Table 2.

Variants included due to previous associations with PD in GWAS

Variant Chromosome Position (bp)a Candidate Gene MAF in current study
rs2230288 1q22 155206167 GBA 1.7%
rs34372695b 1q22 156030037 SYT11 1.8%
rs708723 1q32 205739266 PARK16 32.3%
rs10928513b 2q21 135456759 ACMSD 44.8%
rs2102808b 2q24 169117025 STK39 13.7%
rs11711441b 3q27 182821275 MCCC1/LAMP3 12.2%
rs6599388b 4p16 939087 GAK 30.7%
rs11724635b 4p15 15737101 BST1 44.4%
rs6812193 4q21 77198986 STBD1/SCARB2 36.5%
rs356219b 4q22 90637601 SNCA 40.2%
rs3129882b,c 6p21 32409530 HLA 42.0%
rs156429 7p15 23306020 GPNMB 39.0%
rs7077361 10p13 15561543 ITGA8 12.5%
rs1491942b 12q12 40620808 LRRK2 21.3%
rs10847864b 12q24 123326598 CCDC62/HIP1R 35.1%
rs2942168b 17q21 43714850 MAPT 19.4%
rs12456492 18q12 40673380 RIT2 33.0%
a

Chromosomal positions are based on the February 2009 (GRCH37/hg19) genome assembly.

MAF=minor allele frequency.

b

Indicates a variant examined in a previous larger study by Sharma et al.16 that included many of the same subjects utilized in the current study.

c

The association of HLA rs3129882 with PD has been previously reported in essentially the same patient-control group (~97% overlap) utilized in the current study17; these results are reported again in the current study in order to display a more complete replication of GWAS risk factors for PD.