601665.G.3.2

United Arab Emirates

Unknown

Variant Name	Allele Count	Allele Frequency
NM_001080432.2:c.46-25592G>T	257	0.327
NC_000018.10:g.60183864T>C	223	0.284
NC_000018.10:g.60172536C>A	221	0.283
NC_000002.12:g.622827T>C	620	0.796
NC_000002.12:g.634905T>C	626	0.804
NC_000002.12:g.629244A>C	612	0.788
NC_000018.10:g.60217517G>A	201	0.257
NM_001080432.2:c.46-18564C>T	292	0.373
NC_000019.10:g.33831232=	307	0.395
NC_000019.10:g.33818627=	244	0.315
NC_000019.10:g.33829547=	307	0.396
NM_001317231.1:c.87+882T>C	267	0.344
NM_001317231.1:c.540-395G>A	310	0.401
NM_001145795.1:c.1450A>G	146	0.187
NG_029706.2:g.32739C>T	133	0.171
NM_003221.4:c.602-724A>G	137	0.174
NC_000004.12:g.45180510A>G	279	0.355
NC_000001.11:g.72346757=	248	0.319
NM_000439.5:c.661A>G	46	0.059
NM_170735.6:c.196G>A	100	0.129

Control group consisting of 392 subjects with normal weight.

Related Subjects

Subject Id	Country	HPO Terms	Sex	Remarks
601665.G.3.1	United Arab Emirates	Obesity	Unknown	Study with 318 overweight/obese subjects. Six SNPs showed association with overweight/obesity.
601665.G.3.3	United Arab Emirates	Obesity	Male	Group of 127 male subjects with obesity risk allele 'T' of rs3751812 (Heterozygous = 100; homozygous = 27). Significant association observed between rs3751812 and overweight/obesity in male subjects.
601665.G.3.4	United Arab Emirates	Obesity	Female	Group of 63 female subjects with obesity risk allele 'C' of rs17782313 (Heterozygous = 59; homozygous = 4). Significant association observed between rs17782313 and overweight/obesity in female subjects.
601665.G.3.5	United Arab Emirates	Obesity	Female	Group of 66 female subjects with obesity risk allele 'A' of rs571312 (Heterozygous = 57; homozygous = 9). Significant association observed between rs571312 and overweight/obesity in female subjects.
601665.G.3.6	United Arab Emirates	Obesity	Female	Group of 109 female subjects with obesity risk allele 'C' of rs12463617 (Heterozygous = 35; homozygous = 74). Significant association observed between rs12463617 and overweight/obesity in female subjects.