Gene

RARB

RARB is a gene. This site has 41 published variants inside it, each from a published genetic study, joining it to 15 condition pages.

Conditions it is linked to

Variants inside RARB (41)

rs2278480 · Age at first sexual intercourse
rs9866679 · Apolipoprotein A1 levels
rs1609783 · Blood urea nitrogen levels
rs1384898 · Body mass index
rs1436239 · Body mass index
rs2885803 · Body mass index
rs55642444 · Body mass index
rs4417830 · Body shape phenotype PC2
rs562944778 · Disorders of the globe (PheCode 360)
rs6782972 · Endometriosis or endometrial cancer (pleiotropy)
rs322692 · Eosinophil count
rs6550951 · F-vegetarian liking (derived food-liking factor)
rs73048344 · Facial morphology (segment 15)
rs73048404 · FEV1
rs1909527 · General risk tolerance (MTAG)
rs1153606 · Glaucoma (primary open-angle)
rs576675477 · GLIPR1 protein levels
rs12636044 · Height
rs1286654 · Height
rs1286657 · Height
rs1303630 · Height (baseline)
rs322699 · Hip circumference adjusted for BMI
rs1286771 · Intraocular pressure
rs977226 · Mean corpuscular volume
rs112385750 · Mean spheric corpuscular volume
rs1553637463 · Microphthalmia, syndromic 12
rs11129176 · Optic disc area
rs4858678 · Optic disc size
rs6550965 · Primary biliary cholangitis
rs55809331 · Prostate-specific antigen levels
rs13084608 · Relative carbohydrate intake
rs9874157 · Smoking initiation
rs2164360 · Smoking initiation (ever regular vs never regular) (MTAG)
rs12495571 · Substance use disorder
rs113313452 · Thyroid stimulating hormone levels
rs74862209 · Thyroid stimulating hormone levels
rs36052996 · Type 2 diabetes
rs1021702 · Vertical cup-disc ratio
rs12490228 · Vertical cup-disc ratio
rs73048443 · Vertical cup-disc ratio
rs12638455 · Weight (maximum, inv-normal transformed)

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