Comparison of SNPs with MISA Bayes Factors >1.0 to previously published data.^*

Abbreviations: NCOCS, North Carolina Ovarian Cancer Study; SNP, single nucleotide polymorphism; BF, Bayes factor; MISA, Multilevel Inference for SNP Associations. NOTE: SNPs in bold font are common to both the current NCOCS study and to previously reported studies. *Previous reports include: Multiple reports from the same study;[34], [35], [36] one report that used data from two related case-control studies in Australia;[38] one Ovarian Cancer Association Consortium (OCAC) meta-analysis[37] that includes overlap of data from the Auranen et al.[34] and Beesley et al.[38] studies; and one OCAC analysis that includes data from the current NCOCS study[33]. †SNP was statistically significantly associated with ovarian cancer in the previous study. ‡The ORs for the heterozygote genotypes, but not the homozygote rare genotypes, were statistically significant. The overall p- trend values were greater than 0.05. §SNP was statistically significantly associated with ovarian cancer in the Auranen et al.[34] study but not the other two published studies.