rs112328442 CSMD1 type 2 diabetes association
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Key takeaways
- The rs112328442 C allele is linked to type 2 diabetes.
- Effect size reported is 1.84 with p=9e-6.
- Study involved about 4 thousand individuals.
- No lifestyle considerations are known for this variant.
Key takeaways The rs112328442 C allele is linked to type 2 diabetes. Effect size reported is 1.84 with p=9e-6. Study involved about 4 thousand individuals. No lifestyle considerations are known for this variant.
What the research says The rs112328442 C allele of CSMD1 is associated with type 2 diabetes a reported effect size of 1.84 p=9e-6 in about 4 thousand individuals PMID 31049640.
Reported associations Type 2 diabetes The variant is associated with type 2 diabetes a reported effect size of 1.84 p=9e-6 in about 4 thousand individuals PMID 31049640.
Evidence quality The GWAS Catalog association is based on a study of about 4 thousand individuals with the variant allele C and type 2 diabetes reported effect size 1.84 p=9e-6 [PMID 31049640]. The evidence is strong but limited to this single cohort.
Lifestyle considerations No lifestyle considerations on file for this variant.
Frequently asked questions
What does the rs112328442 C allele mean?
It is a single nucleotide change in the CSMD1 gene that has been associated with type 2 diabetes.
Is this variant common or rare?
The study reports it as a common variant with an effect size of 1.84 p=9e-6.
Can I change my diet to avoid the risk?
There are no lifestyle recommendations for this variant; no evidence suggests dietary changes will affect diabetes risk.