Variants linked to Interstitial Lung Disease

Continuously updated · newest added Sep 21, 2026

10 positions on this site are linked to Interstitial Lung Disease, out of 15,585 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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Sensitive

Subclinical trait of interstitial lung disease (basilar peel-core ratio of high attentuation areas on CT scan)

FLJ35282 · rs7852363

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Sensitive

Subclinical trait of interstitial lung disease (basilar peel-core ratio of high attentuation areas on CT scan)

GFPT2 · rs190432524

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Subclinical trait of interstitial lung disease (basilar percentage of high attenuation areas on CT scan)

SORCS3 · rs74361312

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Subclinical trait of interstitial lung disease (basilar percentage of high attenuation areas on CT scan)

FUT10 · rs114571830

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Subclinical trait of interstitial lung disease (basilar percentage of high attenuation areas on CT scan)

STK38 · rs145855729

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Subclinical trait of interstitial lung disease (percentage of high attenuation areas on CT scan)

PFKP · rs79441543

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Interstitial lung disease

OBFC1 · rs11191865

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Interstitial lung disease

FAM13A · rs2609255

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Interstitial lung disease

MAPT · rs1981997

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Interstitial lung disease

ATP11A · rs1278769

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Questions about variants on this site

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One specific position in the genome (an rsID), explained in plain language with what published research has found it linked to, and how strong that link actually is.

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Does being listed here mean a variant causes a condition?

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