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Table 1.

Statistics for the discovery studies mean serum urate levels.

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Table 2.

Loci significantly associated with serum urate within any BMI stratum analysed and mean effect sizes across strata.

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Fig 1.

Mean effect across BMI strata of allelic substitutions at representative variants displaying genome-wide significant association with SU in at least one BMI stratum and displaying nominally significant difference in effect size across BMI strata.

Effect size is on standardised age-adjusted SU levels. Error bars indicate the standard errors of the mean effect estimates within a BMI category. Horizontal lines indicate nominally significant (p < 0.05) differences in mean effect sizes between BMI categories, ** indicates significance at the 1% level taking into account the multiple comparisons performed. Differences in mean effect sizes between BMI strata were tested pairwise using the classical z-test, and Pdiff denotes the 2-sided test corresponding P-value. Lean: BMI < 25 kg/m2, overweight: 25 ≤ BMI ≤ 30 kg/m2, obese: BMI > 30 kg/m2.

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Fig 2.

Forest plots of effect sizes within BMI stratum for variants with the two most significant mean effect size differences between BMI stratum.

A. RBMS1-TANK locus and B. TSPYL5 locus. The overall inverse—variance-weighted mean effect per BMI stratum is calculated assuming fixed effect across studies and represented by a lozenge, associated P-value displayed as P. Measure of heterogeneity between studies is reported (I-squared) with associated P-value for significance (p). Pdiff is the test of difference in mean-effect size P-value. For study abbreviations and references, see S1 Table.

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Table 3.

Most significant BMI x SNP interaction terms for urate GWAMA.

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