Variants linked to Atrial Fibrillation

Continuously updated · newest added Oct 22, 2026

492 positions on this site are linked to Atrial Fibrillation, out of 105,416 published in total. Each was published only after passing the same quality gate; being on this list is an association, not a diagnosis.

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NEURL1 · rs74154539

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PPFIA4 · rs7538696

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FAM13B · rs9327807

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LINC01438 · rs17042175

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TMEM241 · rs9967119

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SLC35D2 · rs12375999

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MYOCOS · rs7524991

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DOCK4 · rs111445395

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THRAP3 · rs61775902

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near LINC02831 · rs28840464

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RREB1 · rs1285881

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ZNF385D · rs779029

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near ZNF300P1 · rs116432609

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near MEIS2 · rs7173770

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PLPP3 · rs56322312

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ARL13B · rs116637665

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DST · rs184724523

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PTPRJ · rs147020700

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near HSPE1P19 · rs9682244

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CDH13 · rs78612575

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Does being listed here mean a variant causes a condition?

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