Additional file 2 of Development of genome-wide polygenic risk scores for lipid traits and clinical applications for dyslipidemia, subclinical atherosclerosis, and diabetes cardiovascular complications among East Asians

Additional file 2: Table S1. Clinical characteristics of all participants. Table S2. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with total cholesterol in validation datasets. Table S3. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with triglyceride levels in validation datasets. Table S4. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with HDL cholesterol in validation datasets. Table S5. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with LDL cholesterol in validation datasets. Table S6. Correlations between measured lipid traits and polygenic risk scores derived by using the genome-wide significant variants identified in European populations. Table S7. Prediction ability of the best polygenic risk scores for abnormal lipid levels in testing datasets. Table S8. Prediction ability of the best polygenic risk scores for abnormal lipid levels in validation datasets. Table S9. Baseline and follow-up clinical characteristics of the adolescents included in the assessment of three-year changes for lipid traits. Table S10. Clinical characteristics of the adult women included in the assessment of intima-media thickness. Table S11. Clinical characteristics of the T2D patients included in the assessment of coronary heart disease. Table S12. Association between coronary heart disease and quintiles of polygenic risk scores in T2D patients. Table S13. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with total cholesterol in T2D patients. Table S14. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with triglyceride levels in T2D patients. Table S15. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with HDL cholesterol in T2D patients. Table S16. Correlations of candidate polygenic risk scores with LDL cholesterol in T2D patients. Table S17. Baseline clinical characteristics of the adolescents stratified by the status of follow-up.