Manhattan plots of meta-analysis association results in unconditional and conditional analyses for hemoglobin (Hb), hematocrit (Hct) and red blood cell count (RCC).
- Stela McLachlan (156093)
- Claudia Giambartolomei (142605)
- Jon White (44386)
- Pimphen Charoen (252479)
- Andrew Wong (256256)
- Chris Finan (155150)
- Jorgen Engmann (448064)
- Tina Shah (256447)
- Micha Hersch (149289)
- Clara Podmore (2826824)
- Alana Cavadino (448066)
- Barbara J. Jefferis (2826821)
- Caroline E. Dale (2826812)
- Elina Hypponen (2826818)
- Richard W. Morris (351802)
- Juan P. Casas (102298)
- Meena Kumari (95278)
- Yoav Ben-Shlomo (95286)
- Tom R. Gaunt (95274)
- Fotios Drenos (113686)
- Claudia Langenberg (160616)
- Diana Kuh (188923)
- Mika Kivimaki (2222011)
- Rico Rueedi (525340)
- Gerard Waeber (2826815)
- Aroon D. Hingorani (142610)
- Jacqueline F. Price (764479)
- Ann P. Walker (712901)
Publication date
June 2016
DOIAbstract
<p>Results show unconditional analysis for all three traits (top row) and analysis of Hb conditional on (A) Hct and (B) RCC, of Hct conditional on (C) Hb and (D) RCC and of RCC conditional on (E) Hb and (F) Hct. Line at–log<sub>10</sub>(<i>P</i> value) = 5.3 represents suggestive threshold and line at–log<sub>10</sub>(<i>P</i> value) = 7.3 significant threshold.</p
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