rs10958827 PTPRD: viral peptide association
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Key takeaways
- This variant is linked to seropositivity for human alphaherpesvirus 1 peptide with a reported effect size of 5.68 and p=1e-8 in about 1 thousand individuals.
- The association was found in a genome-wide study of this region.
- No direct health outcome beyond the viral response is described.
Key takeaways
- This variant is linked to seropositivity for human alphaherpesvirus 1 peptide twist_26201 with a reported effect size of 5.68 and p=1e-8 in about 1 thousand individuals.
- The association was found in a genome-wide study of this region.
- No direct health outcome beyond the viral response is described.
What the research says This variant is associated with seropositivity for human alphaherpesvirus 1 peptide twist_26201, reported effect size 5.68 p=1e-8 in about 1 thousand individuals [PMID 37164013]. The association was found in a genome-wide association study of this region [PMID 37164013].
Reported associations Seropositivity for human alphaherpesvirus 1 peptide twist_26201 this variant is associated with a reported effect size of 5.68 p=1e-8 in about 1 thousand individuals [PMID 37164013].
Evidence quality The study used a genome-wide association design on roughly 1000 participants, yielding an effect size of 5.68 and p=1e-8. No replication data are provided [PMID 37164013]. The evidence is limited to this single association.
No lifestyle considerations on file for this variant.
Frequently asked questions
What does rs10958827 mean?
It is a genetic change in the PTPRD gene that has been linked to seropositivity for human alphaherpesvirus 1 peptide. The study reports an effect size of 5.68 and p=1e-8.
Is this variant related to health problems?
The research only shows a link to the viral response, not any disease or condition.
Can I change my risk with lifestyle?
There is no evidence that lifestyle changes affect this specific variant; it is described as a genetic association.