rs10815876 - PTPRD: link to blood pressure marker
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Key takeaways
- This variant is linked to X4E BP1 levels with a reported effect size of 4.6 p=4e-6 in about 318 individuals.
- The association comes from a genome-wide association study catalog entry.
- No other traits are directly associated with this SNP.
Key takeaways
- This variant is linked to X4E BP1 levels with a reported effect size of 4.6 p=4e-6 in about 318 individuals.
- The association comes from a genome-wide association study catalog entry.
- No other traits are directly associated with this SNP.
What the research says This SNP is associated with X4E BP1 levels, a biomarker of blood pressure, with an effect size of 4.6 p=4e-6 in about 318 individuals PMID 38326779. The association is reported as a genome-wide association catalog entry.
Reported associations X4E BP1 levels this variant is associated with higher levels in about 318 individuals with an effect size of 4.6 p=4e-6 PMID 38326779.
Evidence quality The study is a genome-wide association catalog entry with sample size 318, effect size 4.6 p=4e-6, no replication data provided PMID 38326779. No conflicting findings.
No lifestyle considerations on file for this variant.
Frequently asked questions
What does rs10815876 mean?
It is a genetic variant in the PTPRD gene that has been linked to higher X4E BP1 levels, a marker of blood pressure. The effect size is small and based on about 300 people.
Is this SNP related to disease?
No direct disease link is reported; the association is with a biomarker level rather than a clinical condition.
Can I change my diet because of this variant?
There are no lifestyle recommendations tied to this variant, so dietary changes are not advised based on it.