rs10958981 - PTPRD: brain activity link
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Key takeaways
- This SNP is linked to a small change in brain activity measured as resting-state EEG vigilance
- The effect size is modest (2.48) and the result is statistically significant (p=4e-6)
- It affects only one allele (G) and the association is observed in about 1000 people
Key takeaways
- This SNP is linked to a small change in brain activity measured as resting-state EEG vigilance
- The effect size is modest (2.48) and the result is statistically significant (p=4e-6)
- It affects only one allele (G) and the association is observed in about 1000 people
What the research says This variant rs10958981 is associated with resting-state EEG vigilance [29703947]. The effect size reported is 2.48, p=4e-6, in a sample of about 1 thousand individuals [29703947].
Reported associations Resting-state EEG vigilance This variant increases the measure by a small amount (effect size 2.48, p=4e-6) in about 1 thousand people [29703947].
Evidence quality The GWAS catalog study reports an association with resting-state EEG vigilance using effect size 2.48 and p=4e-6 from a sample of roughly 1000 individuals; no replication studies are provided in the supplied data [29703947].
Lifestyle considerations No lifestyle considerations on file for this variant.
Frequently asked questions
What does the rs10958981 variant do?
It is linked to a small change in brain activity measured as resting-state EEG vigilance.
Is this effect size significant?
Yes, the p-value is 4e-6 which indicates statistical significance.
Does it affect other traits?
No, the study only reports an association with resting-state EEG vigilance and no other traits are mentioned.