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Table 2 Validation of SNPs associated with hair greying by Adhikari et al. (2016) in a replication cohort of 849 individuals from Poland

From: Exploring the possibility of predicting human head hair greying from DNA using whole-exome and targeted NGS data

SNP_ID

Chr position

GRCh38

Gene

fMA

BLR

MLR3

MLR6

beta

P-valuea

beta

P-valuea

beta

P-value*

rs12203592

chr6:396321

IRF4

T 0.08

0.700

0.003

0.669

0.002

0.780

1.121 × 10−4

rs2361506

chr2:233830694

MROH2A

T 0.37

0.360

0.008

0.220

0.077

0.156

0.183

rs2085601

chr4:88974793

FAM13A

C 0.31

−0.068

0.630

−0.099

0.460

−0.056

0.658

rs7009516

chr8:24351334

ADAM28

G 0.46

0.036

0.785

−0.099

0.420

−0.107

0.361

rs1912702

chr11:79462038

MIR708; TENM4

T 0.37

0.029

0.823

−0.022

0.854

−0.012

0.917

rs11621135

chr14:71192892

PCNX; LOC145474; SNORD56B

A 0.44

0.028

0.829

0.065

0.588

0.031

0.786

rs281229

chr15:47426258

SEMA6D

T 0.00

-b

-b

-b

-b

-**

-**

rs1005241

chr22:47291868

LOC101927722; TBC1D22A

C 0.45

−0.153

0.252

−0.097

0.441

− 0.075

0.530

  1. Significant results (P-value < 0.05) are marked with bold
  2. BLR, binomial logistic regression; MLR3, multinomial ordinal logistic regression for 3 hair greying categories; MLR6, multinomial ordinal logistic regression for 6 hair greying categories; MA, minor allele; fMA, frequency of minor allele
  3. aResults adjusted for age and sex
  4. bMonomorphic SNP