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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Neurosci. 2016 Feb 1;19(3):420–431. doi: 10.1038/nn.4228

Table 3.

Sign tests of directional effects among 94 genome-wide significant associations with schizophrenia (P<5×10−8) and the top 231 associations (P<1×10−6).

Brain region P threshold N same direction Proportion P
Intracranial volume <5×10−8 49 0.52 0.379
Caudate nucleus <5×10−8 47 0.50 0.541
Hippocampus <5×10−8 46 0.49 0.621
Nucleus accumbens <5×10−8 48 0.51 0.459
Pallidum <5×10−8 51 0.54 0.235
Putamen <5×10−8 52 0.55 0.177
Thalamus <5×10−8 49 0.52 0.379
Amygdala <5×10−8 49 0.52 0.379
Intracranial volume <1×10−6 121 0.52 0.255
Caudate nucleus <1×10−6 113 0.49 0.653
Hippocampus <1×10−6 105 0.45 0.926
Nucleus accumbens <1×10−6 109 0.47 0.821
Pallidum <1×10−6 117 0.51 0.448
Putamen <1×10−6 115 0.50 0.552
Thalamus <1×10−6 115 0.50 0.552
Amygdala <1×10−6 109 0.47 0.821

The expected proportion under the null is 0.5.