. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 1.

Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2016 Sep 24;24(11):2407–2413. doi: 10.1002/oby.21624

Table 2.

Association between SNPs near IRS1 and Body fat percentage

SNP	Position	Minor allele	Minor allele	All			Men		Women		P for sex- differences
SNP	Position	Minor allele	Minor allele	MAF	Beta (SE)^*	P	Beta (SE)^*	P	Beta (SE)^*	P	P for sex- differences
rs2943650	Chr2:227105921	C	T	0.29	0.34 (0.11)	0.002	0.28 (0.18)	0.11	0.41 (0.14)	0.003	0.57
rs2943634	Chr2:227068080	A	C	0.27	0.37 (0.11)	0.001	0.26 (0.18)	0.15	0.45 (0.14)	0.002	0.40
rs2943641	Chr2:227093745	T	C	0.24	0.32 (0.12)	0.006	0.28 (0.19)	0.14	0.36 (0.14)	0.013	0.73
rs2972146	Chr2:227100698	G	T	0.22	0.22 (0.12)	0.065	0.19 (0.19)	0.32	0.27 (0.15)	0.069	0.74

Effect size for each minor allele of SNP on body fat percentage (%), adjusted for age, sex (if appropriate), sampling weights, Hispanic/Latino background, relatedness and population structure (kinship coefficients and eigenvectors).