Additional file 3 of Genetic risk scores: are they important for diabetes management? results from multiple cross-sectional studies

Additional file 3: Table S1. Components of the genetic risk score for T2DM as proposed by Andersson et al., 2013. Table S2. Components of the genetic risk score for T2DM as proposed by Martono et al., 2019. Table S3. Components of the genetic risk score for T2DM as proposed by Szczerbinski et al., 2019. Table S4. Components of the genetic risk score for T2DM as proposed by Werissa et al., 2019. Table S5. Components of the genetic risk score for T2DM as proposed by Liu et al., 2021. Table S6. Components of the genetic risk score for T2DM as proposed by Pechlivanis et al., 2021. Table S7. Components of the genetic risk score for T2DM as proposed by Wang et al., 2021. Table S8. distribution of genes and SNPs within the different genetic risk scores for T2DM. Table S9. distribution of genes within the different genetic risk scores for T2DM. Table S10. comparison between included and excluded participants, by survey period, CoLaus study, Lausanne, Switzerland. Table S11. diabetes risk scores according to diabetes status defined by glucose levels, by survey period, CoLaus study, Lausanne, Switzerland. Table S12. diabetes risk scores according to diabetes status defined by HbA1c levels, by survey period, CoLaus study, Lausanne, Switzerland. Table S13. sample sizes needed to consider the difference between controlled and not-controlled groups as significant at p < 0.05.