Table 2 Thirty-seven genomic loci jointly associated with schizophrenia (SCZ) and risk-taking which physical overlapped with loci jointly associated with SCZ and risky behaviours at conjunctional FDR (conjFDR) < 0.05.

From: Characterising the shared genetic determinants of bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and risk-taking

Chr

Min-max BP

Lead SNPs

ConjFDR

Direction of effect

Novel in SCZ

Novel in risk-taking

Mapped genes

1

3,121,877–3,147,290

rs7518852a

0.028

+

×

Yes

PRDM16b

1

43,982,527–44,145,130

rs673253

0.018

+

×

Yes

TMEM125, TIE1, MED8b, PTPRFb

1

243,281,617–243,645,203

rs10803138

<0.001

+

×

×

SDCCAG8

2

48,176,656–48,707,841

rs138659652

0.019

+

Yes

Yes

MSH6, FBXO11

2

97,593,614–98,332,858

rs115507803

0.038

+

×

Yes

FAHD2B

2

162,798,581–162,891,848

rs6707646

0.007

+/−

×

Yes

SLC4A10

2

225,334,070–225,467,840

rs2047134

0.043

+

×

×

CUL3b

3

84,841,679–84,961,810

rs1598080

0.018

+

×

×

3

86,011,109–86,192,846

rs58783194a

0.019

+/−

×

Yes

4

31,162,143–31,201,229

rs7669969a

0.022

+

Yes

×

4

46,191,375–46,361,545

rs10805144

0.006

+

Yes

×

GABRA2b

4

66,258,524–66,534,629

rs13124331a

0.018

+

×

×

EPHA5b

5

45,411,676–50,161,698

rs13168483

0.007

+

×

Yes

EMBb

6c

25,684,606–29,283,672

rs6923811

<0.001

+

×

×

BTN3A2, POM121L2

7

114,940,147–115,113,279

rs4275159a

0.039

+

Yes

×

7

121,952,981–122,008,804

rs988720a

0.048

+

×

Yes

FEZF1b, CADPS2b

8c

8,088,230–12,203,305

rs9329221

<0.001

+

×

×

MSRAb, FAM167A

8

38,014,429–38,310,910

rs7845911

0.009

+

×

Yes

LSM1b, BAG4b, DDHD2b, PPAPDC1Bb

8

65,437,964–65,498,165

rs6996198a

0.039

+

×

×

8

143,276,606–143,404,118

rs13281016

<0.001

+

×

Yes

TSNARE1b

9

26,447,292–27,111,268

rs56409537

0.030

+

×

Yes

10

104,546,183–105,165,256

rs12416687

0.002

+/−

×

Yes

ARL3b, WBP1Lb, BORCS7b, AS3MTb

10

106,417,957–106,560,225

rs12761679

0.003

+

×

Yes

SORCS3b

11

27,581,265–27,742,447

rs6265

0.010

+

×

Yes

BDNF

11

28,375,949–28,580,338

rs12419325

0.014

+

×

Yes

METTL15

12

2,285,731–2,420,526

rs61909095

0.002

+

×

×

CACNA1Cb

12

108,609,634–108,629,780

rs3764002

0.024

+/−

×

×

WSCD2b

14

78,625,653–78,659,721

rs7153461a

0.033

+/−

Yes

Yes

14

103,849,715–104,537,680

rs6576006

<0.001

+

×

×

KLC1b, PPP1R13Bb, TDRD9

15

63,460,009–63,547,859

rs6494397

0.050

+/−

Yes

Yes

RPS27L

15

78,714,561–78,926,726

rs12442456

0.009

+/−

×

Yes

IREB2, ADAMTS7b

15

91,403,674–91,443,059

rs2071382

0.001

+

×

Yes

FESb, FURINb

16

7,324,960–7,417,203

rs8046401

0.031

+

×

Yes

RBFOX1b

16

71,355,142–71,396,661

rs3826248

0.031

+

×

×

CMTR2, DHODH, DHX38b

18

53,183,396–53,477,999

rs1382119

<0.001

+

×

×

19

30,982,165–31,052,954

rs10421376

0.022

+/−

×

Yes

ZNF536b

22

41,485,593–42,396,890

rs75843224

0.010

+/−

×

Yes

EP300

  1. Chr chromosome, min–max BP minimum–maximum base pair position, ConjFDR conjFDR value of lead SNP, Direction of effect “+” concordant effect directions of lead SNPs, “+/−” discordant effect direction of lead SNPs on SCZ and risk-taking, Novel SCZ/risk-taking: “Yes” indicates novel loci; Mapped genes—genes mapped to lead SNPs for SCZ and risk-taking.
  2. aLead SNPs that were also lead SNPs in the risky behaviour loci. For corresponding SCZ and risky behaviour loci please refer to Supplementary Table 2.
  3. bGenes that were also mapped to lead SNPs for SCZ and risky behaviours.
  4. cThese loci reside within regions possessing complex LD structure and so gene mapping strategies are not reliable. Mapped genes are provided but should be interpreted with caution.