Fig. 2: EBV DNA is a biomarker of complex traits.
From: Population-scale sequencing resolves determinants of persistent EBV DNA
a, Summary of associations between EBV DNAemia and binary phenotypic traits in the UKB, with individuals of broadly NFE ancestry. The horizontal dashed line represents the phenome-wide significant P-value threshold (3.3 × 10−6). The y axis is capped at –log10(P) = 50, with those exceeding this threshold plotted at 50. Union phenotypes are plotted to reduce redundancy. Selected traits are highlighted based on biological interest. Statistical test: Wald test from logistic regression model (two-sided). b, Effect sizes for matching ICD-10 codes between the UKB and AOU, with individuals of European ancestry in AOU. Dotted lines at odds ratio = 1 represent null associations. Sample size: n = 426,563 UKB NFE individuals; n = 133,578 for AOU European ancestry individuals. The colours are the same as in a.
