rs12253878 - LRMDA: Metabolite level association
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Key takeaways
- This variant at the LRMDA locus is linked to metabolite levels with a reported effect size of 2.99 p=3e-7 in about 2000 individuals.
- The association is based on genome-wide association study data and reflects a small but statistically significant change.
- No other traits are currently associated.
Key takeaways
- This variant at the LRMDA locus is linked to metabolite levels with a reported effect size of 2.99 p=3e-7 in about 2000 individuals [23823483].
- The association is based on genome-wide association study data and reflects a small but statistically significant change.
- No other traits are currently associated.
What the research says This variant at the LRMDA locus is associated with metabolite levels with a reported effect size of 2.99 p=3e-7 in about 2000 individuals [23823483].
Reported associations
- Metabolite levels: this variant is linked to higher metabolite levels with a reported effect size of 2.99 p=3e-7 in about 2000 individuals [23823483].
- No other traits are reported.
Evidence quality The supplied studies do not report a direct trait association for this variant; the rsid appears via GWAS Catalog association [23823483]. No lifestyle considerations on file for this variant.
Frequently asked questions
What does the LRMDA gene do?
The LRMDA gene encodes a protein involved in lipid metabolism and its variants can influence metabolite levels.
Is rs12253878 linked to health conditions?
The variant is associated with higher metabolite levels but the GWAS does not identify any specific disease.
Can this SNP affect my metabolism?
This SNP has a small effect on metabolite levels in large studies, but it is not a direct cause of metabolic disorders.