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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2020 Feb 6;28(3):676–682. doi: 10.1002/oby.22741

Table1.

Association of 42 common tag SNPs in/near IGF-II with maximum BMI and serum IGF-II level in American Indians.

SNP Position (chr.11, hg19) Allele 1/2 Allele 1 Frequency Number of SNPs tagged Maximum BMI (n=6789) American Indian Serum IGF-II level (n=911) Full-heritage Pima
Beta (Loge) P Beta P
rs61867028 2050980 T/C 0.15 singleton 0.004 0.566 13.22 0.1493
rs77530445 2062693 T/C 0.35 singleton −0.008 0.079 −0.37 0.9571
rs11042391 2063598 A/G 0.13 8 0.006 0.376 −2.04 0.8327
rs7479065 2068717 A/G 0.26 singleton 0.001 0.810 −0.07 0.992
rs148127200 2069207 A/G 0.93 singleton 0.009 0.299 −34.92 0.0054
rs73398037 2070333 T/C 0.58 5 −0.004 0.386 −0.61 0.9275
rs74764171 2072834 T/C 0.17 3 0.006 0.311 2.28 0.7853
rs10734645 2073378 T/C 0.74 2 −0.004 0.440 3.43 0.6431
rs4930030 2087220 T/C 0.19 16 0.006 0.285 −4.72 0.5837
rs74048171 2093603 A/C 0.12 30 0.010 0.137 0.74 0.9424
chr11:2118957 2118957 T/G 0.07 singleton −0.006 0.494 −1.11 0.9283
rs146587171 2123728 A/G 0.33 4 −0.005 0.294 19.21 0.0056
rs145203788 2127329 T/C 0.22 singleton 0.003 0.528 −6.41 0.3985
rs4341514 2141603 A/G 0.09 56 −0.003 0.689 −34.54 0.0088
rs12276321 2143313 T/G 0.06 3 −0.001 0.965 −31.58 0.0208
rs734351 2156213 A/G 0.86 2 0.002 0.757 26.97 0.0051
rs386580953 2156930 A/G 0.14 3 −0.003 0.675 −0.56 0.9509
rs3213216 2158179 T/C 0.44 singleton 0.006 0.175 −7.39 0.2424
rs149483638 2161530 T/C 0.15 13 0.004 0.458 −0.67 0.9421
rs3741204 2169908 T/C 0.74 6 0.005 0.299 3.55 0.6281
rs10743144 2170773 T/C 0.29 1 −0.003 0.502 13.20 0.0641
rs6357 2188238 T/C 0.10 singleton 0.005 0.495 −20.15 0.0821
rs6356 2190951 T/C 0.62 1 0.000 0.991 −4.71 0.5057
rs10743152 2195981 T/C 0.46 17 0.002 0.684 −1.36 0.8315
rs11042978 2198418 T/G 0.40 19 −0.005 0.257 −1.26 0.8546
rs11564707 2206387 C/G 0.58 9 0.000 0.917 3.91 0.5527
rs61871274 2207877 T/C 0.28 2 −0.001 0.851 12.12 0.091
rs12418303 2209413 A/G 0.32 6 0.007 0.142 −11.78 0.0936
rs7121197 2213258 T/C 0.89 33 −0.003 0.667 11.54 0.2952
rs10840523 2213452 T/C 0.60 2 0.000 0.952 −3.89 0.5755
rs7124729 2218817 T/G 0.20 1 0.006 0.330 −18.60 0.0294
rs11043069 2220652 T/C 0.31 13 −0.002 0.707 14.30 0.0378
rs117940747 2222748 A/C 0.22 singleton 0.004 0.438 −11.94 0.1294
rs7480143 2225023 T/C 0.06 7 −0.012 0.189 −20.32 0.1459
rs140996354 2232137 T/C 0.16 3 0.005 0.356 5.33 0.5442
rs7121039 2232911 C/G 0.58 53 0.000 0.924 −12.32 0.0671
rs11606404 2241215 A/G 0.89 7 0.005 0.459 10.67 0.3322
rs10765826 2241321 A/G 0.54 8 −0.006 0.188 7.77 0.2281
rs6578246 2245345 A/G 0.56 12 0.011 0.017 −12.00 0.0623
rs4506651 2259087 A/G 0.12 10 0.004 0.598 −12.57 0.2705
rs12278109 2268695 T/C 0.05 5 −0.025 0.010 −8.94 0.5552
rs181911080 2269939 A/G 0.06 singleton 0.002 0.792 35.88 0.0062

SNPs were 100kb up- and down-stream from the IGF-II gene (Chr11:2050980–2269939, hg19). For the BMI analysis, BMI was loge-transformed to approximate a normal distribution, and the betas and P values are adjusted for age, sex, birth year and the first five genetic principal components. For serum IGF-II analyses, beta and P values are adjusted for age, sex, serum storage time, the first five genetic principal components. Results for both traits are derived from a linear mixed model that accounts for genetic relationships among individuals.