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Mattioli et al. 2019 — HepG2 MPRA

Comprehensive mapping of genetic variation at Epromoters reveals pleiotropic association with multiple disease traits

Variant-focused MPRA dataset compiled by Wan et al. from Mattioli et al. 2019 in HepG2. The table contains the source study's significant allelic-impact calls with source provenance and Epromoter/GWAS annotations where an rsID match was available.

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Perturbation & assay details

Perturbation not reported.

The paper merges calls from published source studies; source-specific reporter constructs, sequencing depth, and allele-effect scales are heterogeneous and were not reprocessed here.

Processed data

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Filters apply to this table only. The CSV download contains the complete processed table; filtered rows are available through the API.

Column dictionary · 16 definitions
variant_id
Variant identifier as reported in the merged source dataset, including rsIDs, ssIDs, and position:allele identifiers.
variant_class
Identifier type inferred from the source identifier format.
variant_coordinate
Chromosome and position when the source identifier encoded them; blank for rsIDs/ssIDs without coordinates.
significant_allelic_activity
True for a variant retained by the source study's allelic-impact threshold.
source_and_cell_lines
Comma-separated source dataset tokens from Supplemental Table 7.
source_dataset_count
Number of source dataset tokens associated with the variant.
is_epromoter_gwas_snp
True when the variant matches the Epromoter GWAS-SNP list in Supplemental Table 5.
epromoter_gene
Epromoter gene annotation from Supplemental Table 5, when available.
epromoter_chr
Epromoter chromosome annotation from Supplemental Table 5, when available.
epromoter_start
Epromoter start coordinate(s) from Supplemental Table 5, when available.
epromoter_end
Epromoter end coordinate(s) from Supplemental Table 5, when available.
gwas_traits
GWAS trait annotation(s) from Supplemental Table 5, when available.
gwas_trait_num
Number or source value for associated GWAS traits from Supplemental Table 5.
epromoter_mpra_source
MPRA allelic source annotation from Supplemental Table 5; this is provenance, not a numeric effect size.
source_tested_snp_count
Number of tested SNPs reported for the original source dataset in Supplemental Table 7.
source_reported_significant_count
Number of significant SNPs reported for the original source dataset in Supplemental Table 7; it may differ from merged provenance-token row count.

Quality control

Retained only non-empty unique variant IDs carrying the exact dataset provenance token from Supplemental Table 7. The paper states that each source study's original allelic-impact threshold was applied. The source-reported tested/significant counts are retained as provenance columns; merged-list rows were not artificially dropped to force agreement because the merged resource preserves multi-source associations and harmonized source identifiers.

Curation notes

Source: Mattioli et al. 2019, HepG2; source file/reference: Table S5. Supplemental Table 7 reports 1783 tested SNPs and 331 significant allelic-impact SNPs for this dataset. The merged provenance list contains 331 rows for this token, while the source summary reports 331 significant SNPs; these values were not forced to match because the merged list preserves multi-source associations and harmonized source identifiers. The packaged rows are significant calls and provenance only; the source summary does not provide a harmonized numeric effect-size column, so no log2 fold-change is fabricated. The Epromoter/GWAS fields are annotations from Supplemental Table 5.

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