Table 1 GREML heritability estimates for shared childhood urbanicity, height, BMI and educational attainment

From: Author Correction: Testing the key assumption of heritability estimates based on genome-wide genetic relatedness

 

Number of PCs

Additive heritability (h2)

Standard error

N

h2 Controlling for childhood urbanity

Standard error

N

Height

2

0.404

0.067

7488

0.404

0.067

7488

BMI

2

0.098

0.069

7415

0.099

0.069

7415

Education (HGC)

2

0.334

0.066

7550

0.300

0.066

7550

Urbanity in adulthood

2

0.347

0.058

7564

0.306

0.059

7564

Urbanity in childhood

2

0.290

0.059

7564

NA

NA

NA

Height

10

0.389

0.068

7488

0.388

0.068

7488

BMI

10

0.115

0.068

7415

0.116

0.069

7415

Education (HGC)

10

0.319

0.066

7550

0.297

0.067

7550

Urbanity in adulthood

10

0.246

0.062

7564

0.214

0.063

7564

Urbanity in childhood

10

0.211

0.062

7564

NA

NA

NA

Height

20

0.376

0.069

7488

0.374

0.069

7488

BMI

20

0.106

0.069

7415

0.106

0.069

7415

Education (HGC)

20

0.323

0.066

7550

0.302

0.067

7550

Urbanity in adulthood

20

0.243

0.062

7564

0.213

0.063

7564

Urbanity in childhood

20

0.203

0.062

7564

NA

NA

NA

  1. Analysis includes white, non-Hispanic respondents in the Health and Retirement Study (HRS) for cryptic relatedness cutoff of 0.025. Two PCs control for population stratification in first set of analyses (A,B), ten PCs in second set of analyses (C,D) and 20 PCs in third set
  2. BMI body mass index, GREML genetic relatedness estimation through maximum likelihood, PC principal component