highly significantP = 2.32×10 −11
The correlation of effect size estimates of these SNPs between our study and the original report (Stage 1+2) was highly significant although not perfect (Pearson ρ = 0.472, P = 2.32×10 −11 ).
The correlation of effect size estimates of these SNPs between our study and the original report (Stage 1+2) was highly significant although not perfect (Pearson ρ = 0.472, P = 2.32×10 −11 ).
Though 12 of the 180 SNPs showed nominally significant heterogeneity (P<0.05) none survived adjustment for multiple testing (a full list of these 180 SNPs are provided in the Table S1 ).