Additional file 1 of The effects of coagulation factors on the risk of endometriosis: a Mendelian randomization study

Yan Li, Hongyan Liu, Shuting Ye, Bumei Zhang, Xiaopei Li, Jiapei Yuan, Yongrui Du, Jianmei Wang, Yang Yang
2023 · doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.23167889 · W4394432386
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This Mendelian randomization study investigated the causal effects of coagulation factors on endometriosis risk using UK Biobank and FinnGen data, presenting detailed results and subgroup analyses.

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Additional file 1: Table S1. Selected instrumental variables for coagulation factors in this study. Table S2. Summary statistics of the causal estimates of coagulation factors on endometriosis in UK Biobank. Table S3. The results of leave-one-out analyses for endometriosis in UK Biobank. Table S4. Summary statistics of the causal estimates of coagulation factors on endometriosis in FinnGen. Table S5. The results of leave-one-out analyses for endometriosis in FinnGen. Table S6. Summary statistics of the causal estimates of coagulation factors on endometriosis in the meta-analysis. Table S7. The results of leave-one-out analyses for endometriosis in the meta-analysis. Table S8. Summary statistics of the causal estimates of vWF and ADAMTS13 on different sub-phenotypes of endometrioses. Table S9. Genetic correlations between endometriosis of uterus (adenomyosis) and other sub-phenotypes.

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