Gene

DMGDH

DMGDH is a gene. This site has 34 published variants inside it, each from a published genetic study, joining it to 5 condition pages.

Conditions it is linked to

Variants inside DMGDH (34)

rs114447964 · ARSB protein levels
rs150028193 · ARSB protein levels
rs11960388 · Betaine levels
rs16876394 · Betaine levels
rs16876512 · Betaine levels
rs6877698 · Betaine levels
rs705415 · Blood and toenail selenium levels
rs145258663 · Cerebrospinal fluid dimethylglycine levels
rs72764958 · Cholesteryl Esters to Total Lipids in IDL percentage
rs6877621 · Creatinine levels
rs74603482 · Dimethylglycine levels in chronic kidney disease
rs3797537 · Estimated glomerular filtration rate
rs2034899 · Estimated glomerular filtration rate (creatinine)
rs1085394 · Gamma glutamyl transferase levels
rs6860725 · Gamma glutamyl transferase levels
rs532060835 · GLIPR1 protein levels
rs57444763 · HDL cholesterol
rs3733890 · HDL cholesterol levels
rs7706045 · High-density lipoprotein levels
rs1717565 · Linoleic acid percentage of total fatty acids
rs74471837 · Metabolite levels (betaine)
rs2431332 · N-methylproline levels
rs62366070 · Peak expiratory flow
rs75735434 · Physical function (baseline)
rs731124 · Plasma X-23636 levels in chronic kidney disease
rs6881725 · Serum creatinine levels
rs144264803 · Serum metabolite levels
rs555715126 · Spondylolisthesis, congenital (PheCode 754.2)
rs1316753 · Triglycerides to Total Lipids in Very Small VLDL percentage
rs10052346 · Type 2 diabetes
rs12519500 · Type 2 diabetes
rs2364596 · Type 2 diabetes
rs7445125 · Type 2 diabetes
rs644191 · Urine dimethylglycine levels in chronic kidney disease

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