Fig. 2: Widespread main effects in the HMDP are consistently identified when concordance rates are sorted by beta value. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Widespread main effects in the HMDP are consistently identified when concordance rates are sorted by beta value.

From: Concordance between male- and female-specific GWAS results helps define underlying genetic architecture of complex traits

Fig. 2

The percentage of all HMDP main effect loci with consistent direction of effects in the two sexes was plotted according to the male-derived beta values. Directionality was determined using the sign of the beta value of each main effect locus. Values were graphed by decile according to the absolute value of the beta value. The phenotypes measured included A metabolic traits and B blood traits.

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