. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 24.

Published in final edited form as: Int J Obes (Lond). 2021 Feb 26;45(5):1017–1029. doi: 10.1038/s41366-021-00761-1

Table 2.

Association of rs114066381-A with body mass index and fat mass index in unrelated females of the Pelotas cohort and replications.

Phenotype	Cohort	N	Age (years old)	Frequency	Regression coefficient	SE	p value	Power
Fat mass index	Pelotas	1417	30	0.008	2.21	0.84	9.00e–03	–
Body mass index	Pelotas	1795	23	0.008	3.99	0.84	2.76e–06	–
	Bambui	516	60–93	0.010	2.93	2.65	0.26	39%
	Bambui (all females^a)	821	60–93	0.009	2.64	2.33	0.25	53%
	Sao Paulo	651	59–99	0.019	3.34	1.12	3.26e–03	89%
	Bambui + Sao Paulo	1173	59–99	0.015	3.55	0.94	1.91e–04	99%
	Salvador	664	4–11	0.021	−0.24	0.38	0.53	9%
	Puerto Rico	1082	21–89	0.005	1.30	1.92	0.50	13%
	African populations^b (all females^a)	1103	17–97	0.013	−0.57	0.80	0.47	9%
	Soweto	859	39–60	0.020	2.39	7.63	0.75	69%

Using genetic relationship matrix.

Nigeria, Cameroon, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Botswana populations.