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Table 6.

Bivariate Analyses Between Blood Pressure Traits in Twin and SNP Models

Pairs	rP (SE)	BM	Bivariate a² (SE), %		rA (SE)		rE (SE)
Pairs	rP (SE)	BM	Twin	SNP	Twin	SNP	Twin	SNP
SBP‐DBP	0.67 (0.01)^a	AE	41 (3)^a	7 (6)	0.71 (0.02)^a	0.55 (0.34)	0.63 (0.01)^a	0.67 (0.50)
SBP‐MAP	0.92 (0.02)^a	AE	40 (2)^a	9 (6)	0.92 (0.01)^a	0.88 (0.11)^a	0.89 (0.01)^a	0.90 (0.16)^a
SBP‐PP	0.84 (0.02)^a	AE	39 (2)^a	11 (6)^a	0.85 (0.01)^a	0.83 (0.13)^a	0.81 (0.01)^a	0.83 (0.10)^a
DBP‐MAP	0.93 (0.02)^a	AE	38 (2)^a	7 (6)	0.93 (0.01)^a	0.88 (0.11)^a	0.92 (0.00)^a	0.92 (0.22)^a
MAP‐PP	0.51 (0.01)^a	AE	42 (3)^a	9 (6)	0.57 (0.03)^a	0.46 (0.35)	0.46 (0.02)^a	0.51 (0.34)

a² Indicates additive genetic variance; AE, model including a² and nonshared environmental components; BM, best‐fitted model according to Akaike information criterion; DBP, diastolic blood pressure; MAP, mean arterial pressure; PP, pulse pressure; rA, additive genetic correlation; rE, nonshared environmental correlation; rP, phenotypic correlation; SBP, systolic blood pressure; SNP, single‐nucleotide polymorphism–based genomic relatedness matrix restricted maximum likelihood model.

Statistically significant estimates (P<0.05).