rs12117389 - SMYD3: linked to higher Clostridium after breastfeeding
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Key takeaways
- This variant is associated with higher Clostridium abundance after one year of breastfeeding.
- The effect size is 1.84 with p=3e-8 in about 688 people.
- The association involves a G allele relative to A.
Key takeaways
- This variant is associated with higher Clostridium abundance after one year of breastfeeding.
- The effect size is 1.84 with p=3e-8 in about 688 people.
- The association involves a G allele relative to A.
What the research says This variant is associated with higher Clostridium abundance after one year of breastfeeding.PMID 40187613 The association involves a G allele relative to A.[PMID 40187613].
Reported associations Gut microbiome abundance (Clostridium sensu stricto sp. at 1 year) x Any Breastfeeding (3 months): This variant is linked to higher levels of this bacterial group after one year of breastfeeding with a reported effect size of 1.84 and p=3e-8 in about 688 individuals.[PMID 40187613].
Evidence quality The evidence comes from a single GWAS with 688 participants reporting an effect size of 1.84 and p=3e-8 for the G allele relative to A in the gut microbiome abundance trait. No replication data are provided.[PMID 40187613].
No lifestyle considerations on file for this variant.
Frequently asked questions
What does rs12117389 do?
It is linked to higher Clostridium levels after one year of breastfeeding.
Is this variant related to gut health?
Yes it is associated with increased abundance of a specific bacterial group in the gut.
Can I change my diet based on this SNP?
No lifestyle changes are recommended for this variant as no dietary advice is provided.