Fig. 4: Classification of POAG loci into VCDR- or IOP-specific SNPs. | Nature Genetics

Fig. 4: Classification of POAG loci into VCDR- or IOP-specific SNPs.

From: Large-scale multitrait genome-wide association analyses identify hundreds of glaucoma risk loci

Fig. 4

a, Plot shows hierarchical clustering of 263 MTAG POAG loci (a multitrait colocalization approach is shown in Extended Data Fig. 6). Based on the z scores (dashed line shows y = x where the z scores of VCDR and IOP are equal), there is a subset of SNPs that act primarily via IOP (n = 171, dots) and a subset of SNPs acting primarily via VCDR (n = 92, squares). b, Plot displays the effect sizes on VCDR and on POAG for the 92 VCDR-specific SNPs. c, Plot displays the effect sizes on IOP and on POAG for the 171 IOP-specific SNPs. The dots show the effect sizes of SNPs, and the error bars show the 95% confidence interval of the estimations of SNP effect sizes.

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