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. 2021 Apr 8;52(16):4127–4138. doi: 10.1017/S0033291721001082

Table 3.

Overview of associations between polygenic risk scores and cortical complexity

Coordinates Anatomical region according to DK-40 k F p (α = 0.001) p (FWE)
(α = 0.00625)
Polygenic risk for major depressive disorder
Left hemisphere −28 33 −12 Orbitofrontal 20 11.15 0.000897 0.606
Right hemisphere 24 33 −12 Orbitofrontal 453 21.69 0.0000039 0.006
28 −98 −9 Lateral occipital 133 12.7 0.0003968 0.364
Polygenic risk for cross-disorder
Left hemisphere −36 26 43 Caudal middle frontal 67 11.71 0.0006657 0.515
Right hemisphere 49 −78 4 Lateral occipital 234 16.96 0.0000437 0.063
Polygenic risk for schizophrenia
Left hemisphere No suprathreshold clusters
Right hemisphere 12 30 −26 Lateral orbitofrontal 121 12.36 0.0004744 0.411
28 −60 4 Lingual (93%), precuneus (7%) 69 11.81 0.0006327 0.491
Polygenic risk for bipolar disorder
Left hemisphere No suprathreshold clusters
Right hemisphere No suprathreshold clusters

Note p and p (FWE) are shown at cluster-level and k refers to the cluster size at uncorrected thresholds. Significance thresholds were set at α = 0.001 and α = 0.00625 when correcting for multiple testing. Multiple regressions were performed using the following covariates: age, quadratic age, gender, site, MRI scanner, and three MDS-components. Bold indicates statistically significant results after applying FWE-correction. Cluster labeling was executed with the Desikan-Killiany-40 atlas (Desikan et al., 2006).