An assessment of the individual and collective effects of variants on height using twins and a developmentally informative study design.

PLoS Genet · 2011 · PMC3234218 · PMID 22174699

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highly significantp<2e −16actually significant

For males both age and puberty score were highly significant in predicting height at age 11 (r 2 = .17, p<2e −16 ) and 14 (r 2 = .23, p<2e −16 ).

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nominally significantp <.004actually significant

The genetic score effect here was nominally significant (t = 2.42, df = 1652, p <.004).

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approached significanceno p-value reported

Only one SNP (rs7759938) approached significance for the slope.

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