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. 2014 Jul 24;23(23):6407–6418. doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddu346

Table 2.

Meta-analysis results for PC1

SNP Allele 1 Allele 2 Z-score P-value direction Chr Position Gene Feature Left gene Right gene
rs589636 t c −5.40 6.61E-08 ?------? 13 76414577 IRG1 intron BTF3L1 LOC390413
rs588702 t c −5.33 9.75E-08 ?------- 13 76420926 IRG1 intron BTF3L1 LOC390413
rs2687481 t g −5.32 1.07E-07 -------? 7 125656358 NA NA LOC646837 GRM8
rs2521030 c g −5.23 1.69E-07 -------? 7 125656552 NA NA LOC646837 GRM8
rs614171 a g −5.23 1.71E-07 ?------- 13 76414753 IRG1 intron BTF3L1 LOC390413

Five SNPs were suggestive genome-wide significant (P < 5 × 10−7) associated with PC1. Meta-analysis results for PC1 are further characterized by non-effect allele (allele 1) and effect allele (allele 2), the resulting Z-score and significance of association (P-value). The direction of effect (minus or plus) is indicated for each of the eight included populations. If an SNP did not pass QC criteria for a certain SNP, this is indicated by a question mark (?) in the direction column. Mapping information for each SNP is specified by chromosome (chr), base-pair position (position), genes at this locus (gene) and surrounding the locus (left and right gene) as well as feature of the SNP position within a gene (feature).