marginally significantP =0.06
The difference between the number of statistically meaningful associations per ROI using schizophrenia-related and -unrelated SNPs was marginally significant ( P =0.06 after 10 000 permutations; one-tailed t -test).
The difference between the number of statistically meaningful associations per ROI using schizophrenia-related and -unrelated SNPs was marginally significant ( P =0.06 after 10 000 permutations; one-tailed t -test).
Other SNP effects previously associated with imaging phenotypes were nominally significant, but did not withstand correction for the number of SNPs tested.