DLG2 rs10501570 Parkinson's disease link
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Key takeaways
- rs10501570 in DLG2 is linked to Parkinson's disease
- The effect size reported is 5 with a p-value of 7e-6
- No other traits are associated at this locus
Key takeaways rs10501570 in DLG2 is linked to Parkinson's disease The effect size reported is 5 with a p-value of 7e-6 No other traits are associated at this locus
What the research says This variant rs10501570 in the DLG2 gene is linked to Parkinson's disease with a reported effect size of 5 and p=7e-6 in about 537 individuals [PMID 17052657]. The study was part of a genome-wide association study catalogued as PMID 17052657.
Reported associations
- Parkinson's disease (bold) this variant is associated with the condition with a reported effect size of 5 and p=7e-6 in about 537 individuals [PMID 17052657].
Evidence quality This is a single GWAS catalog finding with an effect size of 5 and p=7e-6 in 537 individuals; no further replication data provided.
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Frequently asked questions
What does rs10501570 mean?
rs10501570 is a single nucleotide change in the DLG2 gene that has been linked to Parkinson's disease.
Is this variant common or rare?
The study involved 537 people and found an effect size of 5 with p=7e-6 indicating a modest association.
Can I get more information about this variant?
You can view the GWAS catalog entry for PMID 17052657 which details the finding.