Additional file 2: Table S1. of Extensive alterations of the whole-blood transcriptome are associated with body mass index: results of an mRNA profiling study involving two large population-based cohorts

Results of the SHIP-TREND/KORA F4 meta-analysis with p (BH) < 0.01 (z-score based p-value). Table S2. Number of probes indicating significantly BMI-associated expression in the SHIP-TREND/KORA F4 meta-analysis. Table S3. Number of genes exhibiting significantly BMI-associated expression in the SHIP-TREND/KORA F4 meta-analysis. Table S4. Genes exhibiting BMI-associated mRNA abundances and are assigned to the 25 most significantly BMI-associated canonical IPA-pathways detected in this study. Table S5. BMI-associated pathways with p (BH) < 0.05. Tables S6-S30. Genes exhibiting BMI-associated mRNA abundances and are assigned to the canonical IPA-pathways listed in Table 2. Table S31. Annotation of all 48,803 Illumina HumanHT-12 v3 probes and respective detection rates (Illumina’s detection p-value < 0.05) in SHIP-TREND and KORA F4. Table S32. Meta-analysis results for the main model with and without adjustment for HOMA-IR for all 12,778 Illumina probes indicating significant transcript levels in SHIP-TREND and KORA F4. Table S33. Association results for the detected genes priorized using the DEPICT method and described in Locke et al. [5]. Table S34. Results of sensitivity analyses in KORA F4 - additional adjustment for HOMA-IR or type 2 diabetes status. (XLSX 18052 kb)