Variants linked to Gut Microbiota

Continuously updated · newest added Oct 5, 2026

36 positions on this site are linked to Gut Microbiota, out of 41,191 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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Gut microbiota (bacterial taxa)

LYZL1 · rs1889714

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Gut microbiota (bacterial taxa)

LINGO2 · rs10969143

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Gut microbiota (bacterial taxa)

LYZL1 · rs1248290

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RAB38 · rs16913594

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VANGL1 · rs12137699

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Gut microbiota (bacterial taxa)

LINC01192 · rs62295801

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Gut microbiota (bacterial taxa)

CD180 · rs9291879

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SLC2A9 · rs7656342

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RP11-422J15.1 · rs17421787

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LINC00973 · rs9831278

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HNF4A-AS1 · rs2071199

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FLNB · rs13096731

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SIPA1L3 · rs148330122

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FBLIM1 · rs938295

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Gut microbiota (functional units)

NTM · rs11606643

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Gut microbiota (functional units)

LOC284661 · rs199545687

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What is a "variant" page on this site?

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Does being listed here mean a variant causes a condition?

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