HERMES Heart Failure GWAS

Dataset

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Publications

Genome-wide association study provides new insights into the genetic architecture and pathogenesis of heart failure.
Shah S, Henry A, et al.
Nat Commun. 2020 Jan 9;11(1):163. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-13690-5.

Dataset phenotypes

  • Heart failure

Dataset subjects

CasesControlsCohort (Click to view heart failure definition)Ancestry
1,8357,476

ARIC

European
1,561954

BIOSTAT-CHF (Validation)

European
1,1232,145

CHS

European
6362,215

COGEN

European
13,200367,730

deCODE

European
5,65631,026DiscovEHREuropean
2431,693

EGCUT 370

European
6054,743

EGCUT Exome

European
1,8514,273

EGCUT Omni

European
1,094886

EPHESUS

European
1,68717,631

EPIC-Norfolk

European
4763,290

FHS

European
1,96720,298

FINRISK

European
3641,864

GoDARTS (Affymetrix)

European
2041,947

GoDARTS (Illumina)

European
1,0607,709

GRADE

European
1,0072,054

LURIC

European
7557,590

MDCS

European
2,2064,523

PHFS

European
116833

PIVUS

European
1633,486

PREVEND

European
2115,033

PROSPER

European
8763,807

Rotterdam 1

European
3521,126

SHIP

European
1869,172

SOLID

European
6045,176

TwinGene

European
6,504387,652

UK Biobank

European
288891

ULSAM

European
47922,791

WGHS

European

Project

The Heart Failure Molecular Epidemiology for Therapeutic Targets (HERMES) consortium is an international collaboration that aims to generate insights into the causal pathways leading to heart failure to inform new therapeutic approaches.

Experiment summary

This study was a GWAS meta-analysis across 26 studies for genetic associations with heart failure, a clinical syndrome defined by fluid congestion and exercise intolerance due to cardiac dysfunction. The complete summary statistics include 47,309 heart failure cases and 930,014 controls. The summary statistics minus UK Biobank samples include 40,805 cases and 542,362 controls (583,167 individuals total).

Dataset ID
GWAS_HERMES_eu