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| select | ID | PMID | Year | Domain | Chapter level | Subchapter level | Trait | uniqTrait | Population | N |
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Summary of selected GWAS
Year vs Sample size
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Sample size vs Number of risk loci
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Sample size vs SNP heritability
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SNP heritability is in liability scale.
SNP heritability is in liability scale.
Number of risk loci vs SNP heritability
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SNP heritability is in liability scale.
SNP heritability is in liability scale.
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Genetic Correlation
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The heatmap is symmetric. Significant genetic correlations after Bonferroni correction (< 0.05) are labeled with "*". Rectangles next to the trait labels are colored based on the domain of the trait.
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The heatmap is symmetric. Significant genetic correlations after Bonferroni correction (< 0.05) are labeled with "*". Rectangles next to the trait labels are colored based on the domain of the trait.
MAGMA genes overlap
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The heatmap is asymmetric. The cell of ith column and jth row represents the proportion of overlapped significant genes (P-value < 2.5e-6) between two GWAS based on the number of significant genes in ith GWAS (the number of genes significant in both GWAS i and j divided by the number of significant genes in GWAS i). Rectangles next to the trait labels are colored based on the domain of the trait.
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The heatmap is asymmetric. The cell of ith column and jth row represents the proportion of overlapped significant genes (P-value < 2.5e-6) between two GWAS based on the number of significant genes in ith GWAS (the number of genes significant in both GWAS i and j divided by the number of significant genes in GWAS i). Rectangles next to the trait labels are colored based on the domain of the trait.
Pleiotropic risk loci
Each dot represents a group of physically overlapping risk loci.
See Documentation for details.
The genome wide plot can be zoomed in and out by scroll.
When Y-axis is the number of associated domains, the dots are sized by the number of associated GWAS and vice versa.
Note that the number of associated GWAS is the number of associated unique summary statistics which does not necessary reflect the number of associated unique traits
when multiple summary statistics for a single trait are selected.
By clicking a dot, another plot for a specific group of risk loci will be plotted (only if the number of GWAS in the grouped locus is > 1).
Note that P-value < 1e-300 is replaced with 1e-300 (maximum -log10 P-value is 300 in this plot).
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Pleiotropic genes
Each dot represents a single gene.
The genome wide plot can be zoomed in and out by scroll.
When Y-axis is the number of associated domains, the dots are sized by the number of associated GWAS and vice versa.
Note that the number of associated GWAS is the number of associated unique summary statistics which does not necessary reflect the number of associated unique traits
when multiple summary statistics for a single trait are selected.
By clicking a dot, PheWAS plot of the selected gene for selected GWAS will be displayed below.
Note that P-value < 1e-300 is replaced with 1e-300 (maximum -log10 P-value is 300 in this plot).
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