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Table 1 SNPs and corresponding genes statistically significant when tested for ASE by Sequenom Assay.

From: High-throughput analysis of candidate imprinted genes and allele-specific gene expression in the human term placenta

Gene

SNP_ID

fdr.p.values

Difference

SR ratio

Mode of ASE

DLK1

rs1802710

3.62E-23

88.6

0.89

Imprinting

PEG3

rs1860565

2.74E-22

98.1

1.00

Imprinting

IGF2

rs680

2.32E-16

94.6

1.04

Imprinting

PEG10

rs13073

4.19E-08

98.4

0.84

Imprinting

PHLDA2

rs13390

4.19E-08

98.1

1.13

Imprinting

DISC1

rs821616

0.022009568

15.3

0.91

Random ASE†

RASGRF1

rs11855231

0.022009568

75.7

0.95

Random mono†

C9orf93

rs1539172

0.039790941

30.0

0.78

Preferential†

TF

rs8649

0.04122505

56.9

0.78

Random ASE†

ACSS2

rs4911163

0.04122505

21.9

0.86

Preferential

KIAA0523

rs3744725

0.04122505

36.5

0.96

Random ASE†

  1. The p-value is adjusted for multiple testing (false discovery rate bound). The average difference of expression between the two alleles in the cDNA of heterozygous individuals is greatest for imprinted genes. SR ratio is the ratio of genotyping success rate of cDNA on gDNA. Mode of ASE summarises the pattern of ASE based on the quantitative allelic expression data. †False positive pattern probably due to a low expression level (see text for details).