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. 2015 Mar 10;41(6):1294–1308. doi: 10.1093/schbul/sbv017

Table 3.

Discovery and Replication Results of rs1150711 and rs2859365 in Schizophrenia Samples Comprising a Total of 44123 Individuals

SNP ID Sample (cases) Allelea ORb P valuec
EA OA
rs2859365 European sample (1420) A G 1.030 0.659
Asian sample (1222) A G 1.077 0.266
African sample (644) A G 1.008 0.941
German sample (1332) A G 1.155 0.025
Danish sample 1 (876) A G 0.964 0.609
Danish sample 2 (859) A G 1.027 0.702
Combined replication (6353) A G 1.047 0.111
PGC1 + SWE (13833) A G 1.095 2.07×10–7
Overall combined (20 186) A G 1.082 1.40×10–7
rs1150711 European sample (1420) T C 1.109 0.140
Asian sample (1222) T C 1.057 0.413
African sample (644) T C 1.134 0.329
German sample (1332) T C 1.209 0.007
Danish sample 1 (876) T C 0.920 0.289
Danish sample 2 (859) T C 1.009 0.908
Combined replication (6353) T C 1.068 0.037
PGC1 + SWE (13833) T C 1.119 2.76×10–9
Overall combined (20 186) T C 1.105 6.85×10−10

Boldface letters and italics were used to highlight the genetic variants that we are interested in.

aEA: effect allele, OA: other allele.

bOR (odds ratio) is based on effect allele.

cTwo-tailed P values. Combined analyses are based on a fixed effects meta-analysis of individual study results.