Risk score · Cancer
Prostate Cancer Polygenic Risk Score
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men in many countries. This score combines 269 variants found in a multi-ancestry study of over 200,000 men.
A risk score adds up many common variants, each with a small effect, into an estimate of genetic predisposition. It is not a diagnosis.
A polygenic score for Prostate cancer
Genetic variants
- 269
Method
- Independent genome-wide significant variants identified by fine-mapping using JAM (Joint Analysis of Marginal summary statistics)
Built from studies of
- European 76%, East Asian 12%, African 9%, Hispanic or Latin American 3%
Evaluated in
- European 47%, Multi-ancestry 26%, African 21%, East Asian 5%
Published
Conti DV et al. (2021). Trans-ancestry genome-wide association meta-analysis of prostate cancer identifies new susceptibility loci and informs genetic risk prediction. Nat Genet.
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