Figure 2: LocusZoom and forest plots for five regions with significant association in GWAS1+2. | Nature Communications

Figure 2: LocusZoom and forest plots for five regions with significant association in GWAS1+2.

From: Genome-wide association meta-analysis identifies five modifier loci of lung disease severity in cystic fibrosis

Figure 2

On the left side of the five panels are plots of the association evidence (build GRCh37, LocusZoom viewer) in the five genome-wide significant regions for all patients, except that chr11p12-p13 shows only p.Phe508del homozygotes. Colours represent 1000 Genomes EUR linkage disequilibrium r2 values with each SNP in column three of Table 2 (shown as purple diamonds and labelled with dbSNP ID). The purple diamond in the chr6 region denotes the SNP that has independent genotype confirmation, but the top imputed SNP is also indicated by a dbSNP ID (rs number). On the right side of the five panels are forest plots of the relative effect sizes for the most significant SNP in each of the 13 subgroups, ordered by size. Beta (coefficient) refers to the average change in Consortium lung phenotype for each copy of the minor allele. The size and shape of the squares are proportional to the weights used in the meta-analysis, and the line segments are 95% confidence intervals of each beta. The black diamonds represent summary data for GWAS1, GWAS2, and GWAS1+2. The asterisk on chr6 (HLA region) forest plot illustrates a beta (and confidence interval) for the FrGMC CNV370 subgroup of −19.9 (−35.4, −4.4). In addition, the beta (and confidence interval) for four other subgroups in the chr6 region are as follows: GMS Omni5, 0.87 (−19.5, 21.2); TSS 660W-set 2, −1.67 (−19.6, 16.3); TSS Omni5, 15.4 (−14.1, 44.8); and CGS Omni5, 1.7 (−23.8, 27.2).

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