WDPCP, variants, traits, and what the research shows
WDPCP is a human gene carrying multiple high-magnitude variants linked to rare disease trait categories, with one variant also associated with vision.
- High-magnitude variants on file
- 471
- With published research summary
- 15
- Trait themes
- 1
WDPCP - what this gene does
Variants on file for WDPCP cluster around rare disease trait categories, with one variant also linked to vision. No individual variant summaries are yet available for this gene, so the characterization below is limited strictly to what the variant data shows.
Key takeaways
- Multiple high-magnitude variants in this gene are linked to rare disease trait categories
- One variant, rs200322968, is associated with vision
- All top-listed variants share a magnitude score of 5.50, indicating a consistent evidence tier
- 471 total variants are on file, with 15 carrying prior research context
- These are population-level statistical signals, not deterministic predictors for any individual
Notable variants
The highest-ranked variants on file, including rs1252079324, rs141011629, rs144703991, rs182144885, and rs199959383, each carry a magnitude score of 5.50 and are linked to rare disease trait categories. rs200322968 stands apart as the one variant in the top 20 additionally associated with vision, also at magnitude 5.50.
Trait associations
Rare disease is the dominant trait theme, appearing across 19 of the 20 top-listed variants, including rs1252079324, rs1281918775, rs1292684996, rs141011629, rs1449433208, rs1558542714, rs1673664656, and rs1697219158, among others. Vision appears as a secondary association through rs200322968.
Evidence quality
All 20 listed top variants share a uniform magnitude score of 5.50. No individual SNP summaries, effect sizes (such as odds ratios or beta coefficients), or sample sizes are currently available for this gene. The breadth of rare disease associations is consistent across nearly all top-listed variants, but without underlying study metadata, including replication status, cohort sizes, and GWAS (genome-wide association study, a scan of many people's genomes for variants statistically linked to a trait) context, the full strength of these associations cannot be characterized. All findings here should be treated as preliminary.
What this is NOT
These variants are population-level statistical signals and carry no deterministic meaning for any individual. This page does not prescribe, diagnose, recommend any action, or serve as a substitute for professional medical advice.
Traits this gene affects
- rare_disease
Top variants in WDPCP
Highest-impact rsids on file, sorted by magnitude. Linked entries have a full research summary; unlinked entries are in the catalog but not yet written up.
| rsid | Magnitude | Primary trait |
|---|---|---|
| rs1252079324 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1281918775 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1292684996 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs141011629 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs144703991 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1449433208 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1558542714 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1673664656 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1681413798 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1697219158 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs1709340590 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs182144885 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs182759221 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs185980830 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs191796211 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs192196713 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs199676595 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs199959383 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs200170138 | 5.5 | rare_disease |
| rs200322968 | 5.5 | vision |