Table 1 TMT AD network mod-QTLs

From: Large-scale deep multi-layer analysis of Alzheimer’s disease brain reveals strong proteomic disease-related changes not observed at the RNA level

SNP

CHR

BP

A1

Nearest coding gene to SNP

Beta

P value

Module

mod-QTL

Module protein within 1 Mb of SNP

rs28716042

8

125,418,451

G

TMEM65

0.04

3.7 × 10−9

M3 oligo/myelination

trans

NA

rs112028701

13

104,134,726

T

SLC10A2

−0.04

3.1 × 10−8

M22 post-synaptic density

trans

NA

rs11021075

11

94,940,421

T

SESN3

0.02

4.9 × 10−8

M26 complement/acute phase

trans

NA

rs1733609

7

81,536,375

A

CACNA2D1

0.02

1.6 × 10−8

M11 cell–ECM interaction

trans

NA

rs429358

19

45,411,941

C

APOE

0.02

3.2 × 10−8

M42 matrisome

cis

APOE

rs6940448

6

3,810,805

G

FAM50B

−0.02

1.4 × 10−8

M8 protein transport

cis

TUBB2A

rs1553484

6

91,507,934

A

MAP3K7

−0.02

6.4 × 10−9

M29 glycosylation/ER

trans

NA

rs2352535

4

114,127,905

T

ANK2

0.02

2.4 × 10−8

M27 ECM

trans

NA

  1. SNPs associated with the first eigenprotein of a protein module at a genome-wide significant level (P < 5 × 10−8 using Bonferroni correction) were referred to as protein co-expression mod-QTLs. mod-QTLs located within 1 Mb of one of the module proteins were defined as proximal (cis) mod-QTLs; otherwise, they were categorized as distal (trans) mod-QTLs. The associations were determined using linear regression and were adjusted for cognitive diagnosis, sex, ten genetic PCs and genotyping chip. A1, allele; BP, base pair; CHR, chromosome; NA, not applicable.