Table 4.

Bivariate GCTA-GREML estimates of genetic correlation between samples from the USA and Europe for height and BMI.

TraitSample size (men versus women)h2g (USA)
h2g (Europe)
rg
Est.SEEst.Est.Est.SEP(rg = 1)
Height21 006 versus 22 5930.4190.0170.4750.0150.9610.0300.195
BMI20 904 versus 22 4620.2400.0170.2480.0160.8940.0580.068
TraitSample size (men versus women)h2g (USA)
h2g (Europe)
rg
Est.SEEst.Est.Est.SEP(rg = 1)
Height21 006 versus 22 5930.4190.0170.4750.0150.9610.0300.195
BMI20 904 versus 22 4620.2400.0170.2480.0160.8940.0580.068

h2g = proportion of phenotypic variance explained by all SNPs used in the analysis. P(rg = 1): Wald's test P-value against rg = 1.

Table 4.

Bivariate GCTA-GREML estimates of genetic correlation between samples from the USA and Europe for height and BMI.

TraitSample size (men versus women)h2g (USA)
h2g (Europe)
rg
Est.SEEst.Est.Est.SEP(rg = 1)
Height21 006 versus 22 5930.4190.0170.4750.0150.9610.0300.195
BMI20 904 versus 22 4620.2400.0170.2480.0160.8940.0580.068
TraitSample size (men versus women)h2g (USA)
h2g (Europe)
rg
Est.SEEst.Est.Est.SEP(rg = 1)
Height21 006 versus 22 5930.4190.0170.4750.0150.9610.0300.195
BMI20 904 versus 22 4620.2400.0170.2480.0160.8940.0580.068

h2g = proportion of phenotypic variance explained by all SNPs used in the analysis. P(rg = 1): Wald's test P-value against rg = 1.

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