Gene Variant Report issued
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METHOD:<br />
DATA CHECKED FOR ACCURACY BY:<br />
Genome Centre at BARTS and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry<br />
Fluidigm TaqMan probe-based SNP genotyping / Illumina MiSeq, Next <strong>Gene</strong>ration<br />
sequencing<br />
Genome Centre at BARTS and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry<br />
NOTES:<br />
genotype has no risk alleles<br />
genotype has one risk allele<br />
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genotype has two risk allels<br />
either allele can be a risk or be<br />
beneficial<br />
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SNP RSID INTERPRET ☞ PARENT GENE & VARIANT ⚛ CATEGORY ☤ / PATHWAY ⥹ RISK ALLELES !! cp00035774<br />
rs174537<br />
The G (major) allele is associated<br />
with increased LDL cholesterol (bad<br />
cholesterol) levels.The T (minor)<br />
allele is associated with decreased<br />
LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol)<br />
levels.<br />
MYRF Diet & Nutrition / Cholesterol Status GG GT<br />
rs7946 rs7946 PEMT Diet & Nutrition / Cholesterol Status TT TT<br />
rs2016520<br />
The T (major) allele is associated<br />
with increased cholesterol levels.<br />
PPARD Diet & Nutrition / Cholesterol Status TT TT<br />
rs8192678 rs8192678 PPARGC1A Diet & Nutrition / Cholesterol Status TT CT<br />
rs646776<br />
The C (minor) allele is associated<br />
with increased levels of LDL (bad<br />
cholesterol).<br />
PSRC1 Diet & Nutrition / Cholesterol Status CC TT
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