RNU4-17P - MC4R RNU4-17P - MC4R
RNU4-17P - MC4R (RNU4-17P - MC4R): 74 variants described, covering health risk, trait, nutrition, drug response.
Which RNU4-17P - MC4R variants does Orviva describe?
- rs11152213 Health risk imported
- A allele associated with increased Height (β=0.025). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs11663816 Health risk imported
- C allele associated with increased Body mass index in physically active individuals (β=0.057). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs12969709 Trait imported
- A allele associated with increased Body mass index (β=0.057). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs476828 Health risk imported
- T allele associated with increased High-density lipoprotein levels (β=0.025). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs538656 Health risk imported
- G allele associated with increased Body mass index (β=0.054). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs571312 Drug response imported
- C allele associated with increased Body mass index (β=0.049). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs58084604 Health risk imported
- C allele associated with increased Adult body size (β=0.035). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs663640 Health risk imported
- T allele associated with increased Age of smoking initiation (β=0.016). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs66922415 Trait imported
- G allele associated with increased Height (β=0.020). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs8089364 Trait imported
- C allele associated with slightly increased risk of Body mass index (OR=1.24). [GWAS Catalog]
- rs9956279 Trait imported
- C allele associated with increased Body mass index (β=0.034). [GWAS Catalog]
63 further RNU4-17P - MC4R variants in the knowledge base have only a brief annotation and are not listed here.
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Genetic associations describe risk across populations, not a diagnosis for any one person. Most variants shift risk modestly and act alongside lifestyle, environment and other genes. Consumer DNA chips do not read every position and can be wrong at any single one. For general education only; talk to a clinician or genetic counsellor before acting on anything here, and never change a prescribed medicine without your prescriber.