PRS scores
Use the filters below to narrow the main PRS catalog. The Trait columns describe the evaluation phenotype; the Discovery GWAS column describes the source trait or summary statistics used to construct the score. Binary traits report percentile odds ratios, while quantitative traits report percentile beta values. Click any sortable column header to reorder rows; this table defaults to increasing p-value.
Skin Cancer PRSweb lists the preserved evaluation rows here. When a model has both MGI and UKB phenome follow-up, the same score row now links to both cohort-specific PheWAS views instead of showing UKB as a second evaluation row.
Filter defaults and flag guide
By default the row filters open on retained rows so the table starts with the models most likely to be useful for comparison. “Hide non-nominal rows” keeps only rows that were nominally significant in the preserved release, and “Hide flagged rows” removes reversed-effect or underpowered rows. Turn either filter off when you need the full preserved table.
Flag guide: nominal = passed the preserved release's nominal threshold; weak = did not; reversed effect = observed direction opposite the expected effect direction; retained = nominal and warning-free. When the trait list feels too long, use the free-text Search box first.
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