Table 2 Comparisons of the component of the common neurobiological substrate (CCS) and the CCS genetic architecture with psychiatric disorders.

From: Genetic factors influencing a neurobiological substrate for psychiatric disorders

LD score regression (LDSC)

GWAS comparison

rg

p value

 

 Psychiatric cross-disorder

0.0005

0.99

 

 Bipolar disorder

0.17

0.08

 

 Major depression

−0.03

0.75

 

 Schizophrenia

0.08

0.38

 

Rank–rank hypergeometric overlap (RRHO)

GWAS comparison

Overlap

p value

 

 Psychiatric cross-disorder

0.29

0.53

 

 Bipolar disorder

0.21

0.06

 

 Major depression

0.04

0.18

 

 Schizophrenia

0.02

0.15

 

Binomial sign tests (p<0.05)

GWAS comparison

Probability

p value

 

 Psychiatric cross-disorder

0.50

0.77

 

 Bipolar disorder

0.50

0.67

 

 Major depression

0.50

0.82

 

 Schizophrenia

0.50

0.64

 

Binomial sign tests (p<1×10−5)

GWAS comparison

Probability

p value

 

 Psychiatric cross-disorder

0.33

0.93

 

 Bipolar disorder

0.54

0.50

 

 Major depression

0.33

0.93

 

 Schizophrenia

0.54

0.50

 

Polygenic scores (PGS)

Training GWAS

Effect size

p value

pT

 Psychiatric cross-disorder

−0.78

0.30

5 × 10−8

 Bipolar disorder

−0.64

0.05

1 × 10−7

 Major depression

−5.01

0.31

1 × 10−2

 Schizophrenia

−0.58

0.24

1 × 10−7

  1. Details on the four training genome-wide association studies (GWAS) datasets are provided in the Methods section. LDSC: linkage disequilibrium score regression using genome-wide summary statistics (Supplementary Table S10); rg genetic correlation. RRHO: rank–rank hypergeometric overlap test showing the relative overlap of genome-wide summary statistics (Supplementary Table S11). Sign tests one-sided binomial sign tests for CCS GWAS p value thresholds p < 0.05 and p < 1 × 10−5 and the corresponding probability of success (Supplementary Table S12). PGS association of polygenic scores with the CCS; pT training GWAS data p value threshold; effect size linear regression effect size at the pT showing the strongest support for an association (see Supplementary Table S13 for results of all ten thresholds); p value: one-sided p value not corrected for multiple testing. The significance level adjusted for multiple testing was α = 0.05/(10 × 4) = 0.00125.