Fig. 4: Genomic context of identified putative causal variants. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Genomic context of identified putative causal variants.

From: Functional dissection of inherited non-coding variation influencing multiple myeloma risk

Fig. 4

Based on our functional screens, we identified eight putative causal variants (highlighted in red and with dashed lines) across six loci. The figure shows their association P values (Fig. 1a), with the lead SNP indicated as a triangle, along with ATAC-seq data for plasma cells (blue) and 11 ChromHMM states in the MM plasma cell line KMS11. We also generated PCHi-C data for the MM plasma cell lines KMS11 (yellow), KMS12 (orange), and MM1S (red), and identified chromatin looping interactions using the CHiCAGO tool. Interactions with −log10(CHiCAGO P score) ≥2 are shown. a At the SMARCD3 locus, we detected a chromatin looping interaction between the rs787404585 region and the SMARCD3 promoter. b rs2790444 at WAC, located close to the promoter within the PCHi-C bait region. c rs3777189 and rs3777183-rs3777182 at ELL2, where rs3777182 and rs3777183 are located only 17 bp apart. We detected a chromatin looping interaction between the rs3777183-rs3777182 region and the promoter. d No looping interactions were detected at CDCA7L. e At the PREX1 locus, we detected a looping interaction between the rs6066832 region and the PREX1 promoter. f No looping interactions were detected for the CEP120 association. Vertical lines indicate variant positions. Coordinates are hg38.

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