Fig. 3: Genetic association of T1D at the MHC locus. | Nature Genetics

Fig. 3: Genetic association of T1D at the MHC locus.

From: Genetic association and machine learning improve the prediction of type 1 diabetes risk

Fig. 3: Genetic association of T1D at the MHC locus.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a, T1D association analysis of variants at the MHC locus using two-sided Firth bias-corrected LogReg. P values are from the marginal T1D association statistics from meta-analysis of n = 29,746 (T1D, n = 10,107; nondiabetic, n = 19,639) individuals. The lead variant for each signal is colored blue and signals with P < 1 × 10−325 were capped at this threshold for display. The gene map shows the location of class I and II HLA genes. b, The number of variants per credible set is shown for the 23 signals identified in conditional fine-mapping. c, Locus plots showing variant P values for conditional association signals at the MHC locus from two-sided Firth bias-corrected LogReg of n = 29,746 individuals. Locus plots are colored by linkage (r2) to the lead variant for each signal. HLA-DQB1:A57 refers to variants in HLA-DQB1 at position 57 and HLA-DRB1:FH13 refers to variants in HLA-DRB1 at amino acid position 13. The gene maps show the locations of class I and II HLA genes. CS, credible set.

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