Gene

ANK3

ANK3 is a gene. This site has 25 published variants inside it and 2 near it, each from a published genetic study, joining it to 12 condition pages.

Conditions it is linked to

Variants inside ANK3 (25)

rs1060499742 · Abnormal brain morphology
rs35068518 · Atrial fibrillation
rs10994359 · Autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, bipolar disorder, major depressive disorder, and schizophrenia (combined)
rs118052400 · Bioavailable testosterone levels
rs16914670 · Biological sex
rs10994336 · Bipolar disorder
rs4948418 · Bipolar disorder
rs7070670 · Body mass index
rs2061485 · Educational attainment
rs1816798 · Gamma glutamyl transferase levels
rs1904398 · Heel bone mineral density
rs10821746 · Height
rs2393595 · Height
rs117635305 · Hemoglobin levels
rs142673853 · Inborn genetic diseases
rs1234025820 · Intellectual disability-hypotonia-spasticity-sleep disorder syndrome
rs10994278 · Psychotic experience
rs1009677 · Refractive error
rs10509123 · Smoking cessation
rs3808942 · Spherical equivalent
rs10994341 · Standing height (UKB data field 50)
rs10821808 · Systolic blood pressure
rs1471246 · Vertical cup-disc ratio
rs16914674 · Weight
rs7896140 · Whole body water mass (UKB data field 23102)

Variants near ANK3 (2)

Positions outside the gene, filed under it because it is the closest. A variant near a gene does not always act through it.

rs10761425 · Alzheimer's disease, proxy Alzheimer's disease or related dementias
rs7084953 · Body shape phenotype PC2

See ANK3 with everything it connects to on the Gene Knowledge Graph, or as data at /api/v1/genes/ANK3.

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ANK3 gene. MyGeneLog™. https://www.mygenelog.com/genes/ANK3

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