Table 2

SNPs included in the PRSs

SNPRisk alleleGeneRAF*OR†SLE B
cell PRS
SLE B cell activation PRSPublication‡
rs2230926GTNFAIP30.062.03××Morris et al44
rs11073328TRASGRP10.131.94×Armstrong et al45
rs8076347TIKZF30.051.93××Lessard et al46
rs150518861ALAT20.021.66××Julià et al47
rs7726414TSKP10.051.45×Bentham et al48
rs4810485TCD400.261.43××Langefeld et al49
rs13277113ABLK0.321.39×Lee et al50
rs6679677APTPN220.151.39×Bentham et al48
rs7829816TLYN0.161.30××Harley et al51
rs2286672TPSMB60.081.25×Bentham et al48
rs9899849AGPS20.261.21××Wang et al52
rs930297AGRB20.091.20×Langefeld et al49
rs10028805GBANK10.281.20××Bentham et al48
rs3024505AIL100.181.19××Gateva et al53
rs597808APTPN110.511.18×Bentham et al48
rs1432296TREL0.191.18×Langefeld et al49
rs907715GIL210.311.16××Hughes et al54
rs1966115AIL70.271.14××Langefeld et al49
rs6871748TIL7R0.281.12××Wang et al52
rs3087243GCTLA40.381.12××Wang et al52
  • *RAF in the patient cohort.

  • †ORs for SLE from published articles used in calculation of the PRSs.

  • ‡Articles from which SNPs were identified had >1000 patients in study and reported SNPs were at GWAS significance level (p<5×10–8).

  • GWAS, genome-wide association study; PRSs, polygenic risk scores; RAF, risk allele frequency; SNPs, single nucleotide polymorphisms.