Variants linked to Heel Bone Mineral Density

Continuously updated · newest added Sep 16, 2026

459 positions on this site are linked to Heel Bone Mineral Density, out of 12,206 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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Heel bone mineral density

RNU5F-1 · rs201324539

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Heel bone mineral density

HHAT · rs7516171

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Heel bone mineral density

SPEN · rs6701290

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Heel bone mineral density

ACTRT2 · rs139603701

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Heel bone mineral density

DNM3 · rs12041600

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Heel bone mineral density

ZBTB40 · rs34963268

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Heel bone mineral density

GNG12-AS1 · rs4397637

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Heel bone mineral density

WLS · rs11209240

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Heel bone mineral density

LOC101929224 · rs7535122

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Total body bone mineral density (MTAG)

ANKS1A · rs73403830

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Total body bone mineral density (MTAG)

near SMIM29 · rs59412811

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Total body bone mineral density (MTAG)

RSPH14 · rs13055979

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Total body bone mineral density (MTAG)

near PGF · rs2012627

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Total body bone mineral density (MTAG)

near FOLH1 · rs72906356

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Total body bone mineral density (MTAG)

LRMDA · rs1992011

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Bone mineral density

MEF2C · rs11951031

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Bone mineral density

C7orf58 · rs4609139

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Bone mineral density

LRP5 · rs3736228

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Bone mineral density

RANKL · rs1021188

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