Genome-wide scan on plasma triglyceride and high density lipoprotein cholesterol levels, accounting for the effects of correlated quantitative phenotypes

Table 1 The highest multipoint LOD scores equal or greater than 1.5^A

1:logTG^B			2: logTG^C			3:logHDL-C^B			4:logHDL-C^D			5:logTG&logHDL-C^B
Chr	cM	LOD	Chr	cM	LOD	Chr	cM	LOD	Chr	cM	LOD	Chr	cM	LOD
6	148	1.7	(6	141	1.2)	(1	1	0.8)	1	1	1.6	(1	1	1.0)
7	169	1.5	(7	169	0.6)	2	146	2.6	2	141	1.7	2	146	1.7
12	3	1.5	(12	3	1.0)	6	149	2.9	6	141	2.4	6	148	3.1
20	49	2.1	(20	49	1.3)							(7	171	0.9)
												(12	3	0.7)
												(20	49	1.3)

^AIf the maximum LOD score in one scan reaches 1.5, the results of the correspondent chromosome region in another scan, with or without the second trait as a covariate (e.g., between scan 1 and scan 2 or between scan 3 and scan 4), were also reported even though the LOD scores may not reach 1.5 (in parenthesis). In the bivariate linkage analyses, in addition to those chromosome regions with LOD score 1.5 or higher, the results of other chromosome regions which have been identified in scan 1 through scan 4 are also displayed. ^BWith covariates age, sex, alcohol, and smoking. ^CWith covariates age, sex, alcohol, smoking, and logHDL-C. ^DWith covariates age, sex, alcohol, smoking, and logTG.

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