Table 2 Global genetic correlation between type 2 diabetes and gastrointestinal disorders

From: Genome-wide cross-disease analyses highlight causality and shared biological pathways of type 2 diabetes with gastrointestinal disorders

T2D

GI disorders

Rg

Se

P

T2D (Mahajan 2018)

PUD (Wu et al.43)

0.29

0.04

2.03E−11

GERD (UKB_QSKIN)

0.36

0.02

3.02E−59

Gastritis-duodenitis (PheCode_535)

0.32

0.04

2.75E−17

IBS-GWAS (Wu et al.43)

0.13

0.04

1.24E−03

Diverticular disease (PheCode 562)

0.19

0.03

7.13E−12

IBD (Wu et al.43)

0.06

0.04

1.10E−01

PGM (Wu et al.43)

0.37

0.02

3.12E−57

Replication for GI disorders

PUD (PheCode_531)

0.42

0.07

3.34E−10

GORD (Wu et al.43)

0.31

0.03

1.12E−29

Gastritis-duodenitis (Watanabe et al.)

0.23

0.06

4.08E−05

IBS (PheCode 564.1)

0.2

0.05

1.06E−04

Diverticular disease (K57-diagnosed)

0.12

0.03

1.79E−04

IBD (Watanabe et al.)

−0.05

0.03

9.32E−02

Lansoprazole (Watanabe et al.)

0.38

0.05

3.16E−14

Replication for T2D

T2D (UKB)

PUD (Wu et al.43)

0.44

0.06

2.03E−13

GERD (GERD: UKB_QSKIN)

0.47

0.03

1.91E−54

Gastritis-duodenitis (PheCode 535)

0.47

0.05

6.56E−23

IBS-GWAS (Wu et al.43)

0.16

0.05

3.44E−03

Diverticular disease (PheCode_562)

0.25

0.03

1.65E−14

IBD (Wu et al.43)

0.07

0.05

1.87E−01

PGM (Wu et al.43)

0.48

0.03

3.86E−54

Replication for GI disorders

PUD (PheCode_531)

0.58

0.09

1.00E−10

GORD (Wu et al.43)

0.4

0.04

2.02E−27

Gastritis-duodenitis (Watanabe et al.)

0.35

0.07

2.88E−06

IBS (PheCode 564.1)

0.28

0.07

6.47E−05

Diverticular disease (K57-diagnosed)

0.15

0.04

1.91E−04

IBD (Watanabe et al.)

−0.02

0.04

6.89E−01

Lansoprazole (Watanabe et al.)

0.52

0.07

5.62E−14

  1. T2D type 2 diabetes, GI gastrointestinal, GERD gastroesophageal reflux disease, PUD peptic ulcer disease, IBS irritable bowel syndrome, IBD inflammatory bowel disease, PGM phenotype combining PUD and GERD and/or corresponding medications/treatments, rg global genetic correlation estimates, se standard error, P p-value, UKB United Kingdom Biobank. Note: replication set data may not be completely independent; hence, replication may be considered partial.