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Table 1 Results of the post hoc tests for rs11787922 (the original test is included as a point of reference)

From: Quantitative genome-wide association analyses of receptive language in the Danish High Risk and Resilience Study

Test

Description of the test

Test statistic

Effect of T allele on TROG-2 score, where relevant

P value

Original test from the paternal parent-of-origin discovery analysis

This test compares two models, where only the full model includes the effect of only paternally-derived alleles. The likelihoods of the two models are then compared using a likelihood ratio test (χ2 statistic).

χ2 = 32.76; df = 1

− 23.05

1.04 × 10−8

Test for the difference between paternal and maternal alleles

This test compares two models, where the null model already has the X = within = between family component from the “total” association model, and the full model includes, in addition to X, the effect of only maternally-derived alleles. The likelihoods of the two models are then compared using a likelihood ratio test (χ2 statistic).

χ2 = 20.7; df = 1

 

5 × 10−6

Paternal parent-of-origin test with covariates for ASD, ADHD, and index family status

This test compares two models, where only the full model includes the effect of only paternally-derived alleles. Both models include the effects of the covariates. The likelihoods of the two models are then compared using a likelihood ratio test (χ2 statistic).

χ2 = 30.55; df = 1

− 21.3

3.25 × 10−8

Paternal parent-of-origin test with a covariate for sex

This test compares two models, where only the full model includes the effect of only paternally-derived alleles. Both models include the effect of the covariate. The likelihoods of the two models are then compared using a likelihood ratio test (χ2 statistic).

χ2 = 32.61; df = 1

− 22.9

1.13 × 10−8

Paternal parent-of-origin test using Z-scores of the transformed TROG-2 scores

This test compares two models, where only the full model includes the effect of only paternally-derived alleles. The likelihoods of the two models are then compared using a likelihood ratio test (χ2 statistic).

χ2 = 24.28; df = 1

 

8.33 × 10−7

A test for the presence of a parent-of-origin effect in unrelated individuals

This test compares the trait variance of the heterozygous group to those of the homozygous groups.

\(\frac{{\hat{b}}}{{SE_{b} }}\;\sim \;N\;\left( {0,1} \right) \; = \;0. 2 6 6 4/0.0 8 9 8\)

 

0.0016