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. 2021 Oct 26;20(11):5103–5114. doi: 10.1021/acs.jproteome.1c00585

Table 4. MR Results for Testing a Causal Link between HPS1 Expression and TMA Concentrationa.

    method causal effect size estimate std. error 95% CI p value Cochran’s Q-statistic p value
A HPS1 → TMA inverse variance weighted 0.266 0.094 0.082–0.450 0.005 0.0803
  weighted median 0.311 0.072 0.170–0.453 <2 × 10–16 NA
  MR - Egger 0.37 0.126 0.123–0.617 0.003 0.0852
  maximum-likelihood 0.267 0.094 0.083–0.452 0.004 0.0829
               
B TMA → HPS1 inverse variance weighted –0.089 0.012 –0.113 to –0.065 <2 × 10–16 0.0958
  weighted median –0.09 0.011 –0.111 to –0.068 <2 × 10–16 NA
  MR - Egger –0.086 0.013 –0.111 to –0.061 <2 × 10–16 0.0758
  maximum-likelihood –0.09 0.012 –0.114 to –0.066 <2 × 10–16 0.1258
               
C HPS1 → TMA inverse variance weighted          
(PYROXD2 related SNPs removed) weighted median 1.079 0.121 0.842–1.315 <2 × 10–16 NA
  MR - Egger 1.705 0.305 1.107–2.303 <2 × 10–16 0.5575
  maximum-likelihood          
a

MR results for testing (A) causal effect of HPS1 gene expression levels on TMA (HPS1 → TMA), (B) causal effect of TMA on HPS1 gene expression levels (TMA → HPS1), (C) causal effect of HPS1 gene expression levels on TMA (HPS1 → TMA) when PYROXD2-related SNPs were removed from the instrument set.