Table 6.

Results of aPTT meta-analysis for models 1 and 2

rs_locus	A1	A2	Freq1	Beta	SE	P-value	Direction	P_het
Model 1
rs710446	C	T	0.412164	−0.296423	0.009575	2.29 × 10−210	—	6.10 × 10−04
rs4253417	C	T	0.419123	−0.118784	0.009575	2.65 × 10−35	—	0.194202
rs4253421	G	A	0.885623	−0.083696	0.009575	2.44 × 10−18	−+–	0.130280
rs76438938	T	C	0.028115	−0.056257	0.009575	4.33 × 10−09	—	0.877173
rs780094	C	T	0.592274	0.014700	0.009575	0.124693	+++	0.770329
Model 2
rs710446	C	T	0.411999	−0.204035	0.009579	1.28 × 10−100	—	4.54 × 10−05
rs4253417	C	T	0.418964	−0.042991	0.009579	7.28 × 10−06	−+–	0.614175
rs4253421	G	A	0.885574	−0.031183	0.009579	0.001138	− ++	0.255919
rs76438938	T	C	0.028138	−0.007322	0.009579	0.444662	− +++	0.280294
rs780094	C	T	0.592396	−0.004186	0.009579	0.662094	−+–	0.700256

Results from the GWAMA fixed-effect meta-analysis based on normalized beta and standard errors. Because of the inflated heterogeneity for rs710446 in both model 1 and model 2 analyses, we performed a random-effect version of these analyses that confirmed the discovered association for this SNP (Supplementary Material, Table S9).