Gene

HERC2

HERC2 is a gene. This site has 33 published variants inside it, each from a published genetic study, joining it to 5 condition pages.

Conditions it is linked to

Variants inside HERC2 (33)

rs75165924 · Blond vs. brown/black hair color
rs3940272 · Brown vs. black hair color
rs7183877 · Educational attainment
rs111446662 · Eye color
rs112483884 · Eye color
rs11636232 · Eye color
rs116879078 · Eye color
rs117325217 · Eye color
rs12913832 · Eye color
rs144864205 · Eye color
rs1449123735 · Eye color
rs146550637 · Eye color
rs150287021 · Eye color
rs150568801 · Eye color
rs28587058 · Eye color
rs373468882 · Eye color
rs529312329 · Eye color
rs533994436 · Eye color
rs556360317 · Eye color
rs143077671 · Hair colour (natural, before greying): Blonde (UKB data field 1747_1)
rs150809483 · Hair colour (natural, before greying): Blonde (UKB data field 1747_1)
rs139953376 · Hair colour (natural, before greying): Dark brown (UKB data field 1747_4)
rs147859430 · Hair colour (natural, before greying): Dark brown (UKB data field 1747_4)
rs192615001 · Hair colour (natural, before greying): Dark brown (UKB data field 1747_4)
rs71397290 · Hair colour (natural, before greying): Dark brown (UKB data field 1747_4)
rs374209324 · Hair colour (natural, before greying): Light brown (UKB data field 1747_3)
rs1635166 · Left eye retinal fundus image self-supervised embedding endophenotype 116
rs7402990 · Male puberty timing (early vs. average onset facial hair)
rs117201485 · Skin color (Fitzpatrick scale)
rs7403279 · Skin color (Fitzpatrick scale)
rs147936809 · Skin phototype score
rs76704029 · Type 2 diabetes
rs1129038 · Vitiligo

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