Extended Data Fig. 4: Evaluation of contributions to heritability by different variant types. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 4: Evaluation of contributions to heritability by different variant types.

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Extended Data Fig. 4: Evaluation of contributions to heritability by different variant types.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a) Comparison of heritability estimated from different combinations of genetic variants from SL5.0-332 and TGG1.1-332. b) Comparison of estimated heritability based on SNPs of different groups. n = 6,375 independent traits (a, b) were evaluated. ‘Overlapping’ refers to SNPs found in both TGG1.1-332 and SL5.0-332. ‘Unique’ refers to SNPs uniquely identified in either TGG1.1-332 or SL5.0-332. Box and whisker plots (a, b) with centre line = median, cross = mean, box limits = upper and lower quartiles, whiskers = 1.5 × interquartile range and solid points = outliers. c) Heritability contributed by different variant categories using a composite model.

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