Departments of Anesthesiology and Biostatistics | University of Michigan

Model details

PRS IDexprsweb-estradiol-oestradiol-30800-irnt-lassosum-mgi-freeze3-20211120
Legacy IDExPRSweb_Estradiol-Oestradiol_30800-irnt_LASSOSUM_MGI-Freeze3_20211120
Legacy modelLASSOSUM
Catalog record ID PGS002914
Evaluation cohortMichigan Genomics Initiative Freeze 3
Trait typeQuantitative
SexBoth
Sample size937
Genome buildGRCh37/hg19
Tuning parameters=1;Lambda=0.001
Reference UKB_GWAS
Last updated2021-01-10

Performance summary

# SNPs326223
P value0.25
0.0037
MSE2521.032
Evaluation noteContinuous traits use R² and MSE in this preserved release.
Percentile effect metricBeta

Percentile summaries below are beta estimates for the quantitative exposure. The linked PheWAS page still reports odds ratios because downstream phecode outcomes are binary case/control phenotypes.


Top percentile Beta 95% CI
1%0.4890.0441-0.9339
2%0.4570.1414-0.7726
5%0.2860.0802-0.4918
10%0.1830.0335-0.3325
25%0.1320.0271-0.2369

How to use this score page

  • Start with P value and the main performance metrics above to judge whether this model is useful in this cohort.
  • Use the top-percentile rows to see how strongly the score separates the upper PRS tail.
  • Use the linked PheWAS follow-up after the primary-trait evaluation, not as a substitute for it.

Flag guide: nominally significant passed the preserved release's nominal threshold; reversed effect means the observed direction ran opposite to the expected effect direction in the preserved evaluation.

Files and next steps

Start with the interactive PheWAS page to inspect notable associations for this score. Use the PRS PheWAS file for the full phenome scan, the exclusion PheWAS file for the ExPRS-specific sensitivity scan after applying this score's exposure-based exclusion rule, and the weight link when you need the score construction itself. See the Method page for metric definitions and cohort context.

Exclusion cohort: study-defined normal-range subset.

Stratify by Sex and menopause state, 30 to 400 pg/mL for premenopausal women. 0 to 30 pg/mL for postmenopausal women. 10 to 50 pg/mL for men

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