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NCAM1

NCAM1 is a gene. This site has 33 published variants inside it, each from a published genetic study, joining it to 12 condition pages.

Conditions it is linked to

• Adventurousness
• Blood Pressure
• Celiac Disease
• Childhood Body Mass Index
• Gut Microbiota
• Heel Bone Mineral Density
• Irritable Bowel Syndrome
• Irritable Mood
• Neuroticism
• Obesity and Body Weight
• Smoking Behaviour and Nicotine Dependence
• Substance Use Disorder

Variants inside NCAM1 (33)

• rs12286728 · Ascending thoracic aortic diameter
• rs11214503 · Body mass index
• rs10891490 · Body shape phenotype PC3
• rs1836798 · CD16-CD56 on Natural Killer
• rs4424705 · Feeling miserable
• rs57494072 · Gamma glutamyl transferase levels
• rs17115310 · Gut microbiota (bacterial taxa)
• rs17595156 · Heel bone mineral density
• rs7106434 · Irritable bowel syndrome
• rs116998009 · NCAM1 protein levels
• rs146805437 · NCAM1 protein levels
• rs4492854 · Neural cell adhesion molecule 1, 120 kDa isoform levels
• rs11214447 · Neuroticism
• rs2298527 · Neuroticism
• rs2155290 · Number of sexual partners
• rs2186798 · Serum levels of protein NCAM1
• rs10891510 · Smoking initiation
• rs1320670 · Smoking initiation
• rs4480572 · Smoking initiation
• rs7128314 · Smoking initiation
• rs7935745 · Smoking initiation
• rs7945073 · Smoking initiation
• rs78239456 · Smoking initiation (ever regular vs never regular)
• rs7948789 · Smoking initiation (ever regular vs never regular)
• rs2509377 · Substance use disorder
• rs4444109 · Substance use disorder
• rs56360439 · Substance use disorder
• rs7129926 · Substance use disorder
• rs10891488 · Systolic blood pressure (MTAG)
• rs116912830 · TMPRSS5 protein levels
• rs4143165 · Vertex-wise cortical surface area
• rs6589360 · Vertex-wise sulcal depth
• rs11214441 · Well-being spectrum (multivariate analysis)

See NCAM1 with everything it connects to on the Gene Knowledge Graph, or as data at /api/v1/genes/NCAM1.

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.