Variants linked to C-Reactive Protein Levels

Continuously updated · newest added Oct 23, 2026

648 positions on this site are linked to C-Reactive Protein Levels, out of 110,679 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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RBMS2 · rs2657896

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C-reactive protein levels (UKB data field 30710)

CEACAM22P · rs846881

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near LINC02819 · rs143273561

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JMY · rs6453434

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SOX5 · rs12300845

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near HLX · rs11118625

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IL1R1 · rs1800919

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SNAPC4 · rs4266763

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HNF1B · rs2269841

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near LEPR · rs113467192

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near APOC1P1 · rs139136389

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HLX · rs12141189

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C-reactive protein levels (MTAG)

NSMCE2 · rs6989383

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near MS4A6A · rs56189574

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IL4R · rs12927172

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near CRPP1 · rs61821592

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SOX5 · rs11047224

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near LEPR · rs112585178

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NUP210L · rs16835819

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near OR10J9P · rs115615753

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