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Non-word repetition (PWM) shows trait-specific genetic variance beyond the shared genetic factor

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Evidence · 1 study · associational r3 · q2
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q2 i? A trait-specific genetic factor for non-word repetition explained 12% (SE = 0.05) of phenotypic variance, corresponding to 47% (SE = 0.14) of its SNP-h2. → Chin Yang Shapland 2021

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Chin Yang Shapland 2021

Chin Yang Shapland, Ellen Verhoef, George Davey Smith, Simon E. Fisher, Brad Verhulst, Philip S. Dale and Beate St Pourcain. (2021). Multivariate genome-wide covariance analyses of literacy, language and working memory skills reveal distinct etiologies. npj Science of Learning 6:23. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41539-021-00101-y

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Same multi-domain GSEM (passage reading subset, N = 6453): the trait-specific genetic factor for non-word repetition explained "12% (SE = 0.05)" of phenotypic variance, i.e. 47% (SE = 0.14) of SNP-h2.

"These factors explained 17% (SE = 0.06) and 12% (SE = 0.05) of the phenotypic variance respectively (Supplementary Table 13 and Fig. 2b), corresponding to 56% (SE = 0.14) and 47% (SE = 0.14) of the SNP-h2"

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type claim
id trait-specific-genetic-variance-nonword-repetition
title Non-word repetition (PWM) shows trait-specific genetic variance beyond the shared genetic factor
description Non-word repetition (PWM) shows trait-specific genetic variance beyond the shared genetic factor
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2021
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