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CRIM1

CRIM1 is a gene. This site has 31 published variants inside it and 2 near it, each from a published genetic study, joining it to 11 condition pages.

Conditions it is linked to

• Age-Related Macular Degeneration
• Cardiac Conduction Intervals (PR Interval and QRS Duration)
• Celiac Disease
• Childhood Body Mass Index
• Educational Attainment
• Heart Failure
• Height
• Hip Circumference
• Neuroblastoma
• Obesity and Body Weight
• Waist Circumference

Variants inside CRIM1 (31)

• rs10204994 · Adult body size
• rs3770890 · Body mass index
• rs4670562 · Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease liability (machine learning-based score)
• rs6728742 · Cognitive performance (MTAG)
• rs3821165 · CRIM1 protein levels
• rs17480064 · Educational attainment
• rs56036545 · Electrocardiogram morphology (amplitude at temporal datapoints)
• rs112092468 · GLIPR1 protein levels
• rs68111949 · Heart failure
• rs12997487 · Height
• rs17018663 · Height
• rs17018786 · Height
• rs3755206 · Height
• rs3770817 · Height
• rs3770962 · Height
• rs711245 · Height
• rs861051 · Height
• rs2030645 · Height (baseline)
• rs7571231 · Hip circumference adjusted for BMI
• rs884215 · Hip circumference adjusted for BMI
• rs11891181 · Mean reticulocyte volume
• rs17018667 · Neuroblastoma
• rs78661713 · Physical activity
• rs11885395 · Physical function (baseline)
• rs848534 · Pulse pressure
• rs3770901 · QRS duration
• rs7562348 · Serum urate levels
• rs2287084 · Serum uric acid levels
• rs3755202 · VIT protein levels
• rs2276671 · Waist circumference adjusted for body mass index
• rs7604086 · Whole body fat mass (UKB data field 23100)

Variants near CRIM1 (2)

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

• rs6752813 · Educational attainment (MTAG)
• rs13416854 · Free Cholesterol to Cholesteryl Esters in Very Large HDL ratio

See CRIM1 with everything it connects to on the Gene Knowledge Graph, or as data at /api/v1/genes/CRIM1.

A gene page gathers published research; it is not a test result and not medical advice. If a gene matters to your health, talk to a doctor or a genetic counsellor.