Gene

STN1

STN1 is a gene. This site has 18 published variants inside it and 10 near it, each from a published genetic study, joining it to 12 condition pages.

Conditions it is linked to

Variants inside STN1 (18)

rs61277100 · Alanine aminotransferase levels
rs11191840 · Aspartate aminotransferase levels
rs1057519583 · Cerebroretinal microangiopathy with calcifications and cysts 2
rs1570221 · Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
rs2067831 · Coronary artery disease
rs11191839 · Cortical thickness
rs1977230 · EDA2R protein levels
rs79342925 · Female genital tract polyps
rs3752946 · Forced expiratory volume in 1 second FEV1 Z score (UKB data field 20256)
rs7100920 · Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
rs56093138 · Insomnia
rs2902638 · Leukocyte telomere length
rs12573103 · Other chronic ischemic heart disease, unspecified (PheCode 411.8)
rs997907 · Sex hormone-binding globulin levels adjusted for BMI
rs4918065 · Systolic blood pressure (MTAG)
rs35007589 · Uterine fibroids
rs61861151 · Uterine fibroids
rs182218101 · Uterine leiomyomata

Variants near STN1 (10)

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

rs12220140 · Atrial fibrillation (MTAG)
rs4918072 · Coronary artery disease
rs11591710 · Leukocyte telomere length
rs12415148 · Leukocyte telomere length
rs7902587 · Low-grade serous and serous borderline ovarian cancer
rs17116149 · Mean corpuscular volume
rs7071685 · Mean corpuscular volume (UKB data field 30040)
rs7081113 · Red blood cell count
rs75263779 · Thyroid cancer
rs11815654 · Uterine fibroids

See STN1 with everything it connects to on the Gene Knowledge Graph, or as data at /api/v1/genes/STN1.

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