Table S1: SNPs associated with VTE in meta-analysis, P<5x10-6 (excluding SNPs in Table 2)

<p><strong>Table S1: SNPs associated with VTE in meta-analysis, P&lt;5x10^-6 (excluding SNPs in Table 2)</strong> One hundred and fourteen SNPs were associated with risk of VTE in ALL, significance level P &lt;5x10-6, excluding top SNPs listed in Table 2. SNPs are ordered by chromosomal position. &quot;Chr&quot;, chromosome, &quot;Position&quot;, genomic position, &quot;SNP ID&quot;, rs identification number for single nucleotide polymorphism. &quot;Allele 1&quot; and &quot;Allele 2&quot; refer to nomenclature from METAL meta-analysis software, where Allele 1 is the Reference allele. &quot;MAF&quot;, minor allele frequency, as per Genomic Coordinates in SNPNexus database (http://www.snp-nexus.org) which is synchronised with the UCSC human genome annotation database (http://genome.ucsc.edu). &quot;StdError&quot;, standard error. &quot;Direction&quot; refers to direction of effect of the SNP in each cohort, thus &quot;++&quot; refers to concordant positively- associated effect with VTE risk,&nbsp; &quot;-?&quot; refers to a negative effect in the first cohort, and an unknown effect in the second cohort. &quot;OR&quot;, odds ratio. &nbsp;&quot;Lower_95C&quot;, lower 95% confidence interval of OR, &quot;Upper_95CI&quot;, upper 95% confidence interval of OR. &quot;Gene&quot; and &quot;location&quot; refers to consensus gene and location of the SNP in relation to introns/exons of the associated gene, determined through SNPnexus cross-referencing of UCSC, Refseq and Ensembl databases. Where there was discordance, the information from dbSNP 151 was used. &quot;Intronic&quot;, located in the intron of a coding gene, &quot;3utr&quot;, located within 3 prime untranslated region, &quot;coding&quot; located in the exonic region of a protein coding gene, &quot;non-coding intronic&quot;, located in intron of a non-coding gene, &quot;3downstream&quot;, located 2 kb downstream of the 3&#39; end of a transcript. &quot;NA&quot;, not applicable or not known.</p>