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. 2019 Mar 8;35(19):3576–3583. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btz161

Table 2.

Significant and novel genes (with their P-values) identified by the ‘E + G + Methyl’ approach based on the SCZ1 data

Gene CHR No. mQTL No. CpG SPU(1) SPU(2) References
Source: Hippo
PLCH2a 1 258 49 3.4×103 8.5×106 [1, 2]
PLEKHG5 1 103 23 2.1×102 1.4×105
NGEFa 2 23 3 4.6×101 1.4×105 [2, 3]
PSMG4 6 248 24 6.7×105 5.0×1010
FAM20C 7 1579 339 2.6×101 1.1×1016
TOLLIP 11 559 68 9.5×101 7.8×106
LRP6 12 163 32 1.1×102 9.9×107
MPHOSPH9a 12 7 1 1.6×105 1.0×105 [2, 3]
C12orf65a 12 4 1 1.8×105 1.6×105 [2]
CDK2AP1a 12 4 2 2.8×105 2.4×106 [2]
HMOX2 16 5 4 1.3×105 1.2×105
YJEFN3a 19 3 4 2.2×106 2.6×106
Source:MCF7
SH3RF1a 4 10 2 1.1×102 9.3×106
CREB1 2 3 1 1.5×107 7.8×108 [1]
CNOT7 8 5 1 6.4×106 5.0×106
VPS37A 8 8 1 1.3×106 1.1×106 [3]
PIK3C2A 11 3 1 2.5×106 1.8×105 [1, 4, 5]
OGFOD2a 12 4 3 1.1×105 1.0×105 [2, 3]
PITPNM2a 12 13 3 7.1×105 2.7×106 [2, 3]
CDK2AP1a 12 6 2 1.1×106 1.8×107 [2]
XRCC3a 14 5 2 4.1×107 2.6×104 [2]
SUGP1a 19 3 1 2.0×106 1.8×106 [2]
NDUFA13a 19 2 3 8.6×106 5.8×106 [2]
YJEFN3a 19 3 4 1.7×106 2.0×106

Note: ‘sig SNP’ give the P-value of the most significant SNP within a ± 500 kb extension for each gene in the SCZ2 data; the previously reported gene–SCZ associations appear in ‘References’: [1] Goes et al. (2015); [2] Ripke et al. (2014); [3] Li et al. (2017); [4] Ripke et al. (2011); [5] Ruderfer et al. (2014).

a

Novel genes, not overlapping with a genome-wide significant SNP within a ± 500 kb extension for each gene in the SCZ2 data.