Extended Data Fig. 4: Pleiotropic genetic effects between β-cell function (BCF) loci and other relevant traits and diseases. | Nature Metabolism

Extended Data Fig. 4: Pleiotropic genetic effects between β-cell function (BCF) loci and other relevant traits and diseases.

From: Genetic architecture of oral glucose-stimulated insulin release provides biological insights into type 2 diabetes aetiology

Extended Data Fig. 4

(a) Heatmap representations show colocalization posterior probabilities from COLOC between each BCF trait and T2D, FG and BMI for 44 BCF loci. Heatmap colours indicate the strength of a shared causal variant hypothesis H4 between each combination of traits being examined. Grouping of BCF loci on the left follows Fig. 2b. (b-c) Insulin sensitivity effects on BCF were assessed by testing (two-sided P-values) for heterogeneity in effect sizes (as Z-scores) among genome-wide significant variants between (b) DI (x-axis) and xinsG30 (y-axis), and (c) DIBIG (x-axis) and BIGTT-AIR (y-axis). The colour legend indicates the -log10 (P-value) of the heterogeneity test estimate. Significant heterogeneous loci are labelled by the nearest gene. The significance threshold was adjusted by the number of independent loci using Bonferroni correction (P-value < 0.05 / 55).

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