Fig. 2From: Identifying causal genes for migraine by integrating the proteome and transcriptomeManhattan plots for the migraine PWASs in the human brain and plasma proteomes. Manhattan plot for the PWAS integrating the migraine GWAS with the ROSMAP proteomes (n = 376) (A), Banner proteomes (n = 152) (B), and plasma proteomes (n = 152) (C). Each dot on the x-axis represents a gene, and the association strength on the y-axis represents the -log10(p) of PWAS. Proteome-wide significance level in the ROSMAP dataset was set at p < 4.363 × 10–5(adjusted by Bonferroni multiple testing correction method). Proteome-wide significance level was set at p < 4.41 × 10–5 (adjusted by the method of multiple testing correction is the Bonferroni adjustment.) for the Banner dataset. Proteome-wide significance level in the ROSMAP dataset was set at p < 3.71 × 10–5(adjusted by Bonferroni multiple testing correction method). Proteome-wide significant genes (ICA1L, TREX1, CISD2, and STAT6) in both brain proteomes are shown in red. Chr, chromosomeBack to article page