Meta-analysis of GWAS on PCSK9 concentrations
We performed GWAS for PCSK9 concentrations in two large cohorts (GCKD (n=4,963) and KORA F3 (n=2,895)). These were meta-analyzed with previously published data by Pott et al. (PMID: 34590679) encompassing together 20,579 individuals of White ancestry (7,780,391 SNPs). The main model was adjusted for age, sex, current smoking, statin treatment and principal components. We further conducted a second meta-analysis in statin-naïve individuals (n=15,390) (7,789,706 SNPs).
Short description of the columns included in the files:
Chromosome
: chromosome numberPosition
: chromosomal position of the SNPMarkerName
: chromosome:positionAllele1
: effect alleleAllele2
: non effect alleleFreq1
: frequency of allele 1FreqSE
: frequency standard errorEffect
: genetic effect of allele 1StdErr
: standard error of effectp.value
: p-valueDirection
: direction of the genetic effect of allele 1 in GCKD, KORA F3 , and Pott et al.data, in this order. (+, increasing-effect; -, decreasing-effect and ?, not included in the study)HetISq
: I square statisticHetChiSq
: Q statisticHetDf
: Qstat DFHetPVal
: p-value for heterogeneityTotalN
: number of samples
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PCSK9 _meta-GWAS_ALL | |
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Samples: | 20,579 |
Variants: | 7,780,391 |
Phenotype: | PCSK9 concentrations |
Covariates: | age, sex, current smoking, statin treatment and principal components |
Downloads: |
All_filtered_MAF_2023-11-08.txt.gz |
PCSK9_meta-GWAS_Nonstatins | |
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Samples: | 15,390 |
Variants: | 7,789,706 |
Phenotype: | PCSK9 concentrations |
Covariates: | age, sex, current smoking and principal components |
Downloads: |
Nonstatin_filtered_MAF_2023-11-08.txt.gz |
Citations
If you use this data, please cite:
Kheirkhah A, Schachtl-Riess JF, Lamina C, Di Maio S, Koller A, Schönherr S, Coassin S, Forer L, Sekula P, Gieger C, Peters A, Köttgen A, Eckardt KU, Kronenberg F: Meta-GWAS on PCSK9 concentrations reveals associations of novel loci outside the PCSK9 locus in White populations. Atherosclerosis 386:117384, 2023. PMID: 37989062 Journal Article