Extended Data Fig. 4: Relationship between estimated effect sizes and allele frequencies for 12,129 trait-associated variants across 34 phenotypes. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 4: Relationship between estimated effect sizes and allele frequencies for 12,129 trait-associated variants across 34 phenotypes.

From: Estimation and mapping of the missing heritability of human phenotypes

Extended Data Fig. 4

Colors represent the inferred pathogenicity of coding variants using PrimateAI 3D percentile score. Labels indicate specific traits and closest gene. The x-axis represents the minor allele frequency (MAF) for each association and the y-axis effect sizes, which is expressed as a log-odds ratio per allele for binary traits (Left) and trait standard deviation per allele for quantitative traits (Right).

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