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Multi-ancestry genome-wide association meta-analysis of Parkinson’s disease

Kim, Jonggeol Jeffrey,Vitale, Dan,Véliz Otani, Diego,Lian, Michelle Mulan,Heilbron, Karl,23andMe Research Team,Iwaki, Hirotaka,Lake, Julie,Warly Solsberg, Caroline,Leonard, Hampton,Makarious, Mary B.,Tan, Eng-King,Singleton, Andrew B.,Bandres-Ciga, Sara,

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Although over 90 independent risk variants have been identified for Parkinson’s disease using genome-wide association studies, most studies have been performed in just one population at a time. Here we performed a large-scale multi-ancestry meta-analysis of Parkinson’s disease with 49,049 cases, 18,785 proxy cases and 2,458,063 controls including individuals of European, East Asian, Latin American and African ancestry. In a meta-analysis, we identified 78 independent genome-wide significant loci, including 12 potentially novel loci (MTF2, PIK3CA, ADD1, SYBU, IRS2, USP8, PIGL, FASN, MYLK2, USP25, EP300 and PPP6R2) and fine-mapped 6 putative causal variants at 6 known PD loci. By combining our results with publicly available eQTL data, we identified 25 putative risk genes in these novel loci whose expression is associated with PD risk. This work lays the groundwork for future efforts aimed at identifying PD loci in non-European populations.

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Na u e Gene ics | Volume 56 | Janua y 2024 | 27–36 27 na u e gene ics h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8A icle Mul i-ances y genome-wide associa ion me a-analysis o Pa kinson’s disease Jonggeol Je ey Kim   1,2,167 , Dan Vi ale1,3,4,167, Diego Véliz O ani5,6,167, Michelle Mulan Lian7,8,167, Ka l Heilb on9, he 23andMe Resea ch Team*, Hi o aka Iwaki1,3,4, Julie Lake1, Ca oline Wa ly Solsbe g   10,11,12, Hamp on Leona d1,3,4, Ma y B. Maka ious   1,13,14, Eng-King Tan   15, And ew B. Single on1,4, Sa a Band es-Ciga1,4, Alas ai J. Noyce2, he Global Pa kinson’s Gene ics P og am (GP2)*, Co nelis Blauwend aa    1,4,168 , Mike A. Nalls   1,3,4,168 , Jia Nee Foo7,8,168 & Ignacio Ma a16,168 Al hough o e 90 independen isk a ian s ha e been iden i ied o Pa kinson’s disease using genome-wide associa ion s udies, mos s udies ha e been pe o med in jus one popula ion a a ime. He e we pe o med a la ge-scale mul i-ances y me a-analysis o Pa kinson’s disease wi h 49,049 cases, 18,785 p oxy cases and 2,458,063 con ols including indi iduals o Eu opean, Eas Asian, La in Ame ican and A ican ances y. In a me a-analysis, we iden i ied 78 independen genome-wide signi ican loci, including 12 po en ially no el loci (MTF2, PIK3CA, ADD1, SYBU, IRS2, USP8, PIGL, FASN, MYLK2, USP25, EP300 and PPP6R2) and ine-mapped 6 pu a i e causal a ian s a 6 known PD loci. By combining ou esul s wi h publicly a ailable eQTL da a, we iden i ied 25 pu a i e isk genes in hese no el loci whose exp ession is associa ed wi h PD isk. This wo k lays he g oundwo k o u u e e o s aimed a iden i ying PD loci in non-Eu opean popula ions. Pa kinson’s disease (PD) is a neu odegene a i e disease pa hologi- cally de ined by Lewy body inclusions in he b ain and he dea h o dopamine gic neu ons in he midb ain. The iden i ica ion o gene ic isk ac o s is impe a i e o mi iga ing he global bu den o PD, one o he as es g owing age- ela ed neu odegene a i e diseases. A la ge PD genome-wide associa ion s udy (GWAS) me a-analysis unco e ed 90 independen gene ic isk a ian s in indi iduals o Eu opean ances- y1. Simila ly, la ge-scale PD GWAS me a-analyses o Eas Asian2 and a single GWAS o La in Ame ican 3 indi iduals ha e each iden i ied wo isk loci ha we e no p e iously iden i ied in Eu opeans. Fo PD, he e Recei ed: 26 Augus 2022 Accep ed: 20 Oc obe 2023 Published online: 28 Decembe 2023 Check o upda es 1Labo a o y o Neu ogene ics, Na ional Ins i u e on Aging, Na ional Ins i u es o Heal h, Be hesda, MD, USA. 2P e en i e Neu ology Uni , Cen e o P e en ion Diagnosis and De ec ion, Wol son Ins i u e o Popula ion Heal h, Queen Ma y Uni e si y o London, London, UK. 3Da a Tecnica In e na ional, Washing on, DC, USA. 4Cen e o Alzheime ’s and Rela ed Demen ias (CARD), Na ional Ins i u e on Aging and Na ional Ins i u e o Neu ological Diso de s and S oke, Na ional Ins i u es o Heal h, Be hesda, MD, USA. 5Neu ogene ics Resea ch Cen e , Ins i u o Nacional de Ciencias Neu ológicas, Lima, Pe u. 6Ins i u e o Genome Sciences, Uni e si y o Ma yland, Bal imo e, MD, USA. 7Lee Kong Chian School o Medicine, Nanyang Technological Uni e si y Singapo e, Singapo e, Singapo e. 8Genome Ins i u e o Singapo e, Agency o Science, Technology and Resea ch, A*STAR, Singapo e, Singapo e. 923andMe, Inc., Sunny ale, CA, USA. 10Pha maceu ical Sciences and Pha macogenomics, UCSF, San F ancisco, CA, USA. 11Depa men o Neu ology and Weill Ins i u e o Neu osciences, Uni e si y o Cali o nia, San F ancisco, San F ancisco, CA, USA. 12Memo y and Aging Cen e , UCSF, San F ancisco, CA, USA. 13Depa men o Clinical and Mo emen Neu osciences, UCL Queen Squa e Ins i u e o Neu ology, London, UK. 14UCL Mo emen Diso de s Cen e, Uni e si y College London, London, UK. 15Depa men o Neu ology, Na ional Neu oscience Ins i u e, Duke NUS Medical School, Singapo e, Singapo e. 16Genomic Medicine, Le ne Resea ch Ins i u e, Cle eland Clinic Founda ion, Cle eland, OH, USA. 167These au ho s con ibu ed equally: Jonggeol Je ey Kim, Dan Vi ale, Diego Veliz-O ani, Michelle Mulan Lian. 168These au ho s join ly supe ised his wo k: Co nelis Blauwend aa , Mike A. Nalls, Jia Nee Foo, Ignacio Ma a. *A lis o au ho s and hei a ilia ions appea s a he end o he pape .  e-mail: [email p o ec ed]; co nelis.blauwend aa @nih.go ; mike@da a ecnica.com; jianee. [email p o ec ed].sg; ma ai@cc .o g Na u e Gene ics | Volume 56 | Janua y 2024 | 27–36 28 A icle h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8 PESCA 0.3 ( e . 10) was un o he main Eu opean and Eas Asian me a-analyses and all loci iden i ied in he main analysis we e explo ed (Supplemen a y Table 6). PESCA uses ances y-ma ched LD es ima es o in e whe he he causal a ian s a e popula ion-speci ic o sha ed be ween wo popula ions. Va ian s iden i ied as sha ed be ween he popula ions may be mo e likely o be causal. In addi ion, we expec highe pos e io p obabili y (PP) o sha ed causal a i- an s in he loci iden i ied by MAMA, e en i hey ha e no p e iously been iden i ied in he single-ances y s udy. The lead SNP in he RIMS1 locus ( s12528068) had a high PP o being a sha ed causal a ian (PP = 0.972) despi e being signi ican in he Eu opean s udy1 bu no in he Eas Asian s udy2. We also obse ed ha he no el lead a ian s o MTF2 ( s35940311), PIK3CA ( s11918587), EP300 ( s4820434) and PPP6R2 ( s60708277) had highe PP es ima es o being sha ed causal a ian s ac oss bo h popula ions (PPsha ed = 0.757, 0.214, 0.769, 0.946) han o being causal a ian s in a single popula ion (PP EUR <0.080, PPEAS < 0.001). Howe e , i is impo an o no e ha he sample size disc epancy be ween he Eu opean and Eas Asian da a impac s ou powe o de ec popula ion-speci ic causal a ian s a any o hese loci. We ound 17 sugges i e loci ha ailed o mee ou s ingen sig- ni icance h eshold bu had P < 5 × 10 −8 in a ixed-e ec s me a-analysis and P < 1 × 10−6 in he andom-e ec s me a-analysis (Supplemen a y Table 4). Fou een o hese egions we e no el loci. Two loci nea JAK1 and HS1BP3 we e exclusi ely ound in he 23andMe La in Ame ican and A ican coho s. The lead SNPs ( s578139575 and s73919910) o hese loci a e non-coding and e y a e in Eu opean popula ions bu a e mo e common in A icans and La in Ame icans (gnomAD 3.1.2 mino allele equencies in EUR: 0.02%, 0.23%; AFR: 1.64%, 8.84%; AMR: 0.41%, 1.91%). I con i med, hese loci would con e a s ong e ec on PD isk (be a: −1.3, −0.54). These loci me i u he s udies in he A ican and La in Ame ican popula ions. Fine-mapping iden i ies six c edible se s wi h single a ian s Fine-mapping was also pe o med using MR-MEGA, which uses ances y he e ogenei y o inc ease ine-mapping esolu ion. We iden i ied 23 loci ha had ewe han 5 a ian s wi hin he 95% c edible se . O hese, MR-MEGA nomina ed a single pu a i e causal a ian wi h >95% PP in 6 loci: TMEM163, TMEM175, SNCA, CAMK2D, HIP1R and LSM7 (Table 3 and Supplemen a y Tables 7 and 8). Ou esul s a i med p e ious esul s showing he TMEM175 p.M393T coding a ian as he likely causal a ian 11 . The pu a i e a ian s HIP1R ha e s ong e idence o egulome binding (RegulomeDB ank ≤ 2). In pa icula he HIP1R a ian s10847864 is loca ed in a ansc ip ion s a si e ha is ac i e in subs an- ia nig a issue (ch oma in s a e windows: ch 12:123326200.123327200) and as ocy es in he spinal co d and he b ain (ch oma in s a e windows: ch 12:123326400.123326600). Ou side o he c edible se s con aining a single a ian , we iden i ied missense a ian s in wo genes: FCGR2A (p.H167R, PP = 0.145) and SLC18B1 (p.S30P, PP = 0.780). a e now la ge-scale e o s o sequence and analyze genomic da a in unde ep esen ed popula ions wi h he goal o bo h iden i ying no el associa ed loci, ine-mapping known loci and add essing he inequali y ha exis s in cu en p ecision medicine e o s 4,5 . He e we pe o med a la ge-scale mul i-ances y me a-analysis (MAMA) o PD GWASs by including indi iduals om ou ances al popula- ions: Eu opean, Eas Asian, La in Ame ican and A ican. This e o can se e as a guide o u u e gene ic analyses o inc ease ances al ep esen a ion. Me a-analyses iden i y 66 known and 12 no el loci In addi ion o esul s om p e iously desc ibed Eu opean 1 , Eas Asian 2 and La in Ame ican3 s udies, we also used FinnGen and addi ional da ase s o Eas Asian, La in Ame ican and A ican coho s om 23andMe, Inc (Table 1, Fig. 1 and Supplemen a y Table 1). In o al, we included 49,049 PD cases, 18,618 p oxy cases ( i s -deg ee ela i e wi h PD) and 2,458,063 neu ologically-heal hy con ols. Gene ic co a iance in e cep s om linkage disequilib ium (LD) sco e eg ession6 wi hin ances ies we e close o ze o o nea he 95% con idence in e al, implying ha he e is no sample o e lap be ween he coho s (Supplemen a y Table 1). A e he da a we e ha monized and mapped o genome build hg19, MAMAs we e conduc ed using a andom-e ec s model and me a- eg ession o mul i-e hnic gene ic associa ion (MR-MEGA)7. The andom-e ec s model had g ea e powe o de ec homogenous allelic e ec s 7 . MR-MEGA uses axes o gene ic a ia ion as co a ia es in i s me a- eg ession analysis and had g ea e powe o de ec he e ogeneous e ec s ac oss he di e en coho s. MR-MEGA also dis inguishes ances al he e ogenei y (di e ences in e ec es ima es due o ances y-le el gene ic a ia ion) om esidual he e ogenei y using axes o gene ic a ia ion gene a ed om he allele equencies ac oss he di e en coho s. Combining esul s om he andom-e ec s model and MR-MEGA, we ound 12 no el PD isk loci and 66 hi s in known isk loci om single-ances y GWAS (Table 2, Fig. 2 and Supplemen a y Tables 2–5) ha me he Bon e oni-co ec ed alpha o 5 × 10 −9 , a mo e s ingen h eshold chosen o accoun o he la ge numbe o haplo ypes esul ing om he ances ally di e se da ase s 8 . O he 78 isk loci iden i ied, 69 we e signi ican in he andom-e ec s model, whe eas 3 we e only signi ican in MR-MEGA. Eigh o he no el loci ound by he andom-e ec me hod showed homogeneous e ec s ac oss he ou di e en ances ies. An addi ional no el locus (FASN) iden i ied by he andom-e ec me hod showed homogeneous e ec s in all a ailable popula ions, bu no e ha his a ian ailed quali y con ol in bo h Eas Asian da ase s. The o he h ee loci, iden i ied exclusi ely in MR-MEGA, showed ances ally he e ogeneous e ec s. All h ee loci (IRS2, MYLK2 and USP25) showed e idence o signi ican ances al he e ogenei y (P ANC-HET < 0.05) bu no signi ican esidual he e oge- nei y (PRES-HET > 0.148), suppo ing he idea ha he signals a e due o popula ion s uc u al di e ences a he han o he con ounding ac o s (Fig. 3). Fo he IRS2 locus (lead SNP s1078514, P ANC-HET = 5.3 × 10−3) he Finnish coho has an opposi e e ec di ec ion compa ed o he me a-analysis e ec es ima e (Supplemen a y Fig. 4). Simila ly, he MYLK2 locus has he A ican e ec es ima e mos di e en om he me a-analysis e ec es ima e (lead SNP s6060983, P ANC-HET = 0.035), sugges ing di e en e ec s be ween popula ions. Al hough his is a no el single- ai GWAS locus, i s lead SNP was p e iously disco e ed as a po en ial pleio opic locus in a mul i- ai condi ional/conjunc ional alse disco e y a e (FDR) s udy be ween schizoph enia and PD 9 . Las ly, he USP25 locus had he mos signi ican ances al he e ogenei y (lead SNP s1736020, P ANC-HET = 4.74 × 10 −5 ) and i s e ec s we e speci ic o Eu opean and A ican coho s, albei in di e en di ec ions. When looking a he nea es p o ein coding gene o each no el lead SNP and hei p obabili y o being loss-o - unc ion in ole an (pLI) sco e, we ound ha 7 ou o 12 genes had a pLI sco e o 0.99 o 1. Genes wi h low pLI sco es we e ound bo h in loci wi h (MYLK2) and wi hou (SYBU, PIGL and PPP6R2) signi ican ances y he e ogenei y. Table 1 | Coho desc ip ions S udy Ances al popula ion Cases/p oxy/con ols Nalls e al.1Eu opean (EUR) 37,688/18,618/1,411,006 Foo e al.2Eas Asian (EAS) 6,724/0/24,851 LARGE-PD 3 La in Ame ican (AMR) 807/0/690 FinnGen Release 4 Eu opean-Finnish (EUR) 1,587/0/94,096 23andMe—A ican A ican (AFR) 288/0/193,985 23andMe—Eas Asian Eas Asian (EAS) 322/0/151,905 23andMe—La ino La in Ame ican (AMR) 1,633/0/581,530 MAMA 49,049/18,618/2,458,063 Na u e Gene ics | Volume 56 | Janua y 2024 | 27–36 29 A icle h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8 Gene se analysis inds en ichmen in b ain issues We used he Func ional Mapping and Anno a ion (FUMA) so wa e 12,13 o unc ionally anno a e he andom-e ec esul s. We gene a ed a cus om 1000 Genome e e ence panel ha e lec ed he ances y p opo ions o ou da ase and an mul i-ma ke analysis o genomic anno a ion (MAGMA)14 o gene on ology, issue le el and single-cell exp ession da a. We es ed 16,992 gene on ology se s in MSigDB 7.0 ( e . 15) and used condi ional analysis o disca d edundan e ms o iden i y gene se s ha mus be in e p e ed oge he . We ound ha 40 gene se s we e signi ican ly en iched wi h condi ional analysis iden i ying 13 gene se s ha sha e hei signals wi h a leas one o he gene se (Supplemen a y Table 9). This is a subs an ial inc ease om p e ious 10 gene se s in he Eu opean me a-analysis pe o med by Nalls and colleagues 1 . Only wo gene on ology e ms ha we e signi ican in he Nalls e al. me a-analysis we e also signi ican in he mul i-ances y esul s a e mul iple es co ec ion: ‘cu a ed genese : Ikeda MIR30 Ta ge s Up’ (P FDR = 0.018) and ‘cellula componen : acuola memb ane’ (PFDR = 0.047). In addi ion, on ology e ms in immune sys em pa hways (mic oglial cell p oli e a ion, mac ophage p oli e a ion, na u al kille T cell di e en ia ion: PFDR < 0.04), mi ochond ia ( esponse o mi o- chond ial depola iza ion: PFDR = 0.028), esicles ( esicle uncoa ing, Gene on ology en ichmen Colocaliza ion wi h eQTL 0 2 4 6 8 10 124.2124.1 124.3 124.4 124.5 0.8 0.2 0.4 0.6 2 Fine-mapping Downs eam analyses Goal: In e p e he me a-analysis esul s and iden i y po en ial a ge s and biological mechanisms s11650438 0 100 200 0 2 4 6 8 B ain mmQTL –log10(P) B ain mmQTL –log10(P) PD MAMA –log10(P) PD MAMA –log10(P) s11650438 0 2 4 6 8 0 100 200 15.9 16.0 16.1 16.2 ch 17 (Mb) CENPV 0 5 10 15 –log10(P) 5 10 15 Eu opean 39,275 cases 18,618 p oxy cases 1.5M con ols Eas Asian 7,046 cases 176,756 con ols La ino 2,440 cases 582,220 con ols A ican 288 cases 193,985 con ols S udy pa icipan s Goal: Colla e he la ges and mos di e se se o pa icipan s in Pa kinson’s disease genomics Mul iances y genome-wide me a-analysis Goal: Iden i y common SNPs ha a e associa ed wi h Pa kinson’s disease isk ha a e applicable ac oss di e en ances ies MR-MEGA (he e ogeneous) Random e ec (homogeneous) ++++ +–+– Fig. 1 | MAMA s udy design. Top panel: ou ances y g oups used in he me a- analysis. Middle panel: MAMA and he wo me hods used. Random-e ec ( op) is be e sui ed o isk a ian s wi h homogeneous e ec di ec ion ac oss di e en ances ies, whe eas MR-MEGA (bo om) can iden i y isk a ian s wi h he e ogeneous e ec s due o popula ion s a i ica ion in oduced by ances y di e ences. The densely dashed lines indica e Bon e oni adjus ed sugges i e h eshold o wo-sided P < 1 × 10−6, and he loosely dashed lines indica e Bon e oni adjus ed signi ican h eshold o wo-sided P < 5 × 10−9. Bo om panel: downs eam analyses and hei examples. C ea ed wi h Bio ende .com. Na u e Gene ics | Volume 56 | Janua y 2024 | 27–36 30 A icle h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8 phagolysosome assembly, egula ion o au ophagosome ma u a ion: P FDR < 0.03) and au p o ein ( au p o ein kinase ac i i y: P FDR = 0.034) we e signi ican . A he issue le el, he genes o in e es we e en iched in all b ain cell ypes, as well as pi ui a y issue (Supplemen a y Fig. 9), consis en wi h he esul s om Nalls e al.1. When analyzing single-cell RNA-sequencing da a, he e was no exp ession en ichmen ac oss 88 b ain cell ypes in mouse b ain da a when c oss- e e enced wi h D opViz16 (Supplemen a y Fig. 10). The e was also no en ichmen o any speci ic cell ypes in he subs an ia nig a issue in D opViz (Supplemen a y Fig. 10). Howe e , in human midb ain da a17, dopamine gic (DA1) and GABAe gic (GABA) neu ons we e en iched (Supplemen a y Fig. 10). eQTLs and SMR nomina e 25 pu a i e genes nea no el loci We also sea ched he GTEx 8 ( e . 18) b ain issue eQTLs and mul i-ances y eQTL me a-analysis o he b ain 19 o co ela e no el loci wi h gene exp ession da a (Supplemen a y Tables 10 and 11). To co ela e po en ial pu a i e genes wi h PD isk, we sea ched he signi ican -eQTL genes and genes nea he loci wi h p e iously com- ple ed summa y-based Mendelian andomiza ion (SMR)20 esul s in Eu opean-only da a. When compa ing he SNPs in no el loci wi h mul i-ances y b ain eQTLs19, 28 genes we e signi ican (Supplemen a y Fig. 8 and Supplemen a y Tables 10 and 11). SMR ound 25 genes in ou no el loci associa ed wi h PD isk (Table 2 and Supplemen a y Table 12). In e es ingly, PPP6R2 and CENPV exp ession changes in subs an ia nig a we e associa ed wi h PD isk. PPP6R2 encodes p o ein phospha ase 6 egula o y subuni 2, a egula o y p o ein o p o ein phospha ase 6 ca aly ic subuni (PPP6C), which is in ol ed in he esicle-media ed anspo pa hway. Cen ome e p o ein V (CENPV) is in ol ed in cen- ome e o ma ion and cell di ision. Discussion This s udy is a la ge-scale GWAS me a-analysis o PD ha inco po a es mul iple di e se ances y popula ions. F om he join coho analysis, we iden i ied 66 independen isk loci nea p e iously known PD isk egions and 12 po en ially no el isk loci. O he pu a i e no el loci, nine had homogeneous e ec s and h ee had he e ogeneous e ec s ac oss he di e en coho s. We ound 17 addi ional sugges i e loci using ixed- e ec s me a-analysis h eshold a P < 5 × 10 −8 and andom-e ec s me a- analysis h eshold a P < 1 × 10−6. We ine-mapped 23 loci by le e aging he di e se ances y popula ions. We highligh ed issues and cell ypes associa ed wi h PD isk, which we e consis en wi h p e ious indings 1 . Finally we used SMR o nomina e 25 pu a i e genes nea ou no el loci. No el loci con ained genes in pa hways p e iously implica ed in PD. The MTF2 and PPP6R2 loci con ain he genes TMED5 and PPP6R2. P o ein TMED5 localizes o Golgi body21 and PPP6C, egula ed by PPP6R2, is pa o he esicula anspo pa hways (h ps:// eac ome. o g/con en /de ail/R-HSA-199977)22, bo h o which a e implica ed in PD pa hogenesis23–28. eQTL and SMR analysis showed associa ion be ween exp ession changes o PPP6R2 and CENPV in subs an ia nig a and PD isk. Because subs an ia nig a de e io a ion is a hallma k pa ho- genic ea u e o PD, PPP6R2 and CENPV me i addi ional in es iga ion. Wi hin a known locus, a new independen signal was ound in RILPL2 ( s28659953). P o ein RILPL2 in e ac s wi h LRRK2-phospho yla ed Rab10 o block p ima y cilia gene a ion 29 . Genes JAK1 and HS1BP3 a e in wo sugges i e loci ha we e ound only in La in Ame ican and A ican popula ions. JAK1 is one o he p o eins in he Janus kinase amily, which is a c i ical pa o he JAK-STAT pa hway and is implica ed in cy okine and in lamma o y signaling30. JAK1 a ian s ha e been implica ed in au oimmune diseases such as ju enile idiopa hic a h i is and mul i- ple scle osis31. HS1BP3, also known as essen ial emo 2 (ETM2), has been implica ed in essen ial emo 32–34. Based on i s sequence, ETM2 may modula e in e leukin-2 signaling35. I hese loci a e con i med, hey would u he suppo he g owing app ecia ion o he ole o Table 2 | Me a-analysis esul s o lead SNPs in he no el loci sID Nea es coding gene SMR nomina ed pu a i e genes CHR:BP:A1:A2 BETA(RE) SE P(RE) P(MR-MEGA) P(ANC-HET) P(RES-HET) gnomAD EUR AF gnomAD EAS AF gnomAD AMR AF gnomAD AFR AF pLI s11164870 MTF2 CCDC18 1:93552187:C:G 0.054 0.009 1.15 × 10−10 2.64 × 10−9 0.229 0.928 39.0% 35.1% 45.2% 85.0% 1 s6806917 PIK3CA KCNMB3 3:178861417:T:C −0.070 0.011 1.65 × 10−10 3.43 × 10−9 0.215 0.762 82.0% 89.9% 77.5% 57.8% 1 s16843452 ADD1 ADD1, NOP14-AS1, NOP14 4:2849168:T:C −0.068 0.012 4.11 × 10−9 3.19 × 10−7 0.747 0.687 18.5% 47.4% 18.2% 8.9% 0.99 s6469271 SYBU SYBU 8:110644774:T:C −0.056 0.010 3.62 × 10−9 2.04 × 10−7 0.590 0.954 77.5% 59.3% 74.7% 61.5% 0 s1078514 IRS2 None 13:110463168:T:C 0.068 0.026 4.82 × 10−3 2.30 × 10−95.30 × 10−30.261 33.3% 39.2% 40.6% 10.7% 0.99 s28648524 USP8 TRPM7 15:50787409:A:T 0.064 0.010 6.45 × 10−10 2.58 × 10−8 0.406 0.661 78.1% 53.7% 76.5% 79.8% 1 s11650438 PIGL ADORA2B, ZSWIM7, PIGL, TTC19, NCOR1, CENPV, TRPV2 17:16234260:A:G 0.050 0.009 2.93 × 10−91.46 × 10−7 0.528 0.288 46.9% 17.8% 48.5% 64.0% 0 s4485435 FASN None 17:80045086:C:G 0.082 0.014 2.61 × 10−9N/A N/A N/A 17.3% 12.1% 34.8% 30.3% 1 s6060983 MYLK2 None 20:30420924:T:C 0.069 0.037 0.0322 3.86 × 10−90.035 0.149 69.3% 99.0% 71.8% 29.0% 0.23 s1736020 USP25 None 21:16812552:A:C 0.006 0.005 0.885 1.12 × 10−94.74 × 10−50.638 43.0% 18.6% 38.6% 13.2% 0.75 s73174657 EP300 ZC3H7B, POLR3H, CSDC2, PMM1, RANGAP1, MEI1, L3MBTL2, SLC25A17 22:41434158:A:G −0.059 0.010 3.81 × 10−94.90 × 10−7 0.983 0.655 27.2% 6.3% 47.5% 14.2% 1 s10775809 PPP6R2 PPP6R2 22:50808017:A:T 0.092 0.015 4.09 × 10−10 5.61 × 10−8 0.943 0.903 10.1% 80.3% 80.1% 56.5% 0.16 MR-MEGA could no be un o he lead SNP o he FASN locus, as i was missing in mo e han h ee coho s: Foo e al.2, 23andMe Eas Asian and 23andMe La ino. No P alues we e co ec ed o mul iple es s. CHR, ch omosome; BP, base pai ; A1, e ec allele; A2, o he allele; BETA(RE), allelic e ec in log odds a io; SE, s anda d e o ; P(RE), wo-sided P alue o associa ion om andom e ec ; P(MR-MEGA): wo-sided P alue o associa ion om MR-MEGA (chi-squa ed es wi h d = 4); P(ANC-HET), P alue o he wo-sided ances al he e ogenei y es (chi-squa ed es wi h d = 3); P(RES-HET): P alue o he wo-sided esidual he e ogenei y es (chi-squa ed es wi h d = 3); gnomAD [Ances y] AF, A1 equency epo ed o Eu opeans (EUR), Eas Asians (EAS), Ame indians (AMR) and A icans (AFR) by gnomAD 3.1.2; pLI, p obabili y o being loss-o - unc ion in ole an sco e om gnomAD 2.1.1 o he nea es coding gene (sco e was una ailable o gnomAD 3.1.2); SMR, summa y-based Mendelian andomiza ion; N/A, no a ailable. Bolded a e all signi ican P alues (P < 5 ×10−9 o he wo-sided associa ion es s, P < 0.05 o he he e ogenei y es s). Na u e Gene ics | Volume 56 | Janua y 2024 | 27–36 31 A icle h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8 in lamma ion in PD36. All o he po en ially no el PD loci iden i ied in his analysis will equi e addi ional eplica ion and unc ional alida ion o elucida e hei ole in PD pa hogenesis. P e ious indings in Eu opean popula ions ound ha polygenic isk sco es explained 16–36% o PD he i abili y1. Al hough we did no pe o m simila es s inco po a ing ou no el loci, hey may explain addi ional he i able PD isk. We ound ha 26 o he 66 de ec ed known PD loci had nominally signi ican ances al he e ogenei y (P ANC-HET < 0.05) and 10 emained signi ican a e Bon e oni co ec ion (PANC-HET < 0.05/62 MR-MEGA loci) (Fig. 3 and Supplemen a y Table 3). This he e ogenei y may be caused by di e ences in e ec sizes and allele equencies be ween he di e en popula ions and hus should be s udied as loci wi h po en- ially ances ally di e gen isk. 18 o he p e ious 92 known loci om single-ances y GWASs did no o e lap wi h any genome-wide signi i- can loci in he mul i-ances y esul s a he signi icance h eshold o 5 × 10−9 (Supplemen a y Table 13). Howe e , ou esul s do no neces- sa ily in alida e hese p e ious esul s. Fi s , se e al o he coho s ha e small sample sizes, which may inc ease he in luence o sampling a ia ion. Ano he eason may be due o he s ingen genome-wide signi icance h eshold o 5 × 10 −9 . Al hough his is a la ge PD GWAS me a-analysis, he mo e s ingen signi icance h eshold u he aises he sample size needed o achie e equi alen s a is ical powe . O he 17 Eu opean loci iden i ied, 3 we e signi ican a he 5 × 10−8 h eshold, and all 17 loci we e a leas nominally signi ican wi h he MR-MEGA me hod (P MR-MEGA < 5 × 10 −6 ). Las ly, a ian s may be mo e speci ic o he popula ion in which hey we e i s iden i ied. 5 o he 17 a ian s had nominal ances al he e ogenei y (P ANC-HET < 0.05). I is wo h no ing ha he e a e la ge di e ences in s a is ical powe ac oss ances ies. Addi ional popula ion-speci ic loci will likely each signi icance when la ge sample sizes a e a ailable o non-Eu opean da ase s. Ou ine-mapping isola ed se e al pu a i e causal a ian s in p e iously disco e ed loci. TMEM175- s34311866 has been p e iously iden i ied as unc ionally ele an o PD isk37, which is consis en wi h ou ine-mapping esul s. Fine-mapped a ian s in TMEM163, HIP1R and CAMK3D we e also ound o be pa s o ac i e o s ong ansc ip ion si es in subs an ia nig a issues. Among he ine-mapped a ian s we e wo missense a ian s in FCGR2A and SLC18B1, albei wi h a lowe PP han he 7 singula pu a i e a ian s ha we highligh ed in Table 3. FCGR2A is p esen in mul iple immune- ela ed on ology gene se s, u he highligh ing he po en ial ole o he immune sys em in PD pa hology. Howe e , he unc ion o SLC18B1 is s ill unknown. Al hough he ine-mapping esul s p o ided by MR-MEGA a e su icien a b 0 1 2 MTF2 PIK3CA IRS2 MYLK2 USP25 MTF2 PIK3CA ADD1 SYBU USP8 PIGL FASN EP300 PPP6R2 3 54 6 7 98 Ch omosome 1110 1312 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2214 1 2 3 54 6 7 98 Ch omosome 1110 1312 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2214 5 10 15 20 25 –log10(P) 30 35 40 75 0 5 10 15 20 25 –log10(P) 30 35 40 123 90 Fig. 2 | Manha an plo s o he me a-analysis esul s ac oss 2,525,730 pa icipan s. a, Random-e ec s model es . b, MR-MEGA me a- eg ession es (chi-squa ed es wi h d = 4). The x axis shows ch omosome and base pai posi ions o each a ian es ed in he me a-analyses. The y axis shows he wo-sided P alue wi h no mul iple- es co ec ion in he −log10 scale. O ange ho izon al dashed line indica es he Bon e oni-adjus ed signi ican h eshold o P < 5 × 10−9. G ay ho izon al dashed line indica es he unca ion line, whe e all − log10 P alues g ea e han 40 we e unca ed o 40 o isual cla i y. No el loci a e highligh ed in ed and anno a ed wi h he nea es p o ein coding gene. Na u e Gene ics | Volume 56 | Janua y 2024 | 27–36 32 A icle h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8 o iden i y pu a i e causal a ian s o loci d i en by one independen signal, mul iple a ian s in a locus can con ibu e o complex ai s. The addi i e and epis a ic e ec s o mul iple causal a ian s in a locus can be di icul o in e p e when he e ec s associa ed wi h each independen signal a e small. The gene on ology analysis ound mul iple pa hways ha may be ele an o PD pa hology (Supplemen a y Table 9), including hose ela ed o mi ochond ia ( esponse o mi ochond ial depola iza ion) esicles ( esicle uncoa ing, phagolysosome assembly, egula ion o au ophagosome ma u a ion) au p o ein ( au p o ein kinase ac i i y) USP25 ( s1736020-A)* FAM47E ( s6854006-T) ASH1L ( s12734374-A) BRIP1 ( s61169879-T) TMEM163 ( s57891859-A) STK39( s12987123-A) IRS2 ( s1078514-T)* CNTN1 ( s73273590-A) ASXL3 ( s8091977-T) MYLK2 ( s6060983-T)* IGSF9B ( s3802920-T) SV2C ( s246815-C) ITGA2B ( s850731-T) DLG2 ( s6592142-T) ELOVL7 ( s1867598-A) HIP1R ( s10847864-T) SIPA1L2 ( s1326293-T) SETD1A ( s1870293-T) ITGA8 ( s13664-T) IP6K2 ( s12497850-T) PDLIM2 ( s11783129-A) VAMP4 ( s10903-A) MIPOL1 ( s1956438-A) RIMS1 ( s12528068-T) ALL EUR EUR2 EAS EAS2 AMR AMR2 AFR 0 20 40 60 80 100 He e ogenei y (I2, %) I2 Ances y Residual –0.6514 0 0.4003 Be a He e ogenei y in op a ian pe locus (I2 > 30% only) MTF2 ( s11164870-C) PIK3CA ( s7636454-A) ADD1 ( s16843452-T) SYBU ( s6469271-T) IRS2 ( s1078514-T) USP8 ( s28648524-A) PIGL ( s11650438-A) FASN ( s4485435-C) MYLK2 ( s6060983-T) USP25 ( s1736020-A) EP300 ( s73174657-A) PPP6R2 ( s10775809-A) ALL EUR EUR2 EAS EAS2 AMR AMR2 AFR 0 20 40 60 80 100 He e ogenei y (I2, %) I2 Ances y Residual –0.2846 0 0.4003 Be a He e ogenei y in op a ian s in no el loci a b Fig. 3 | He e ogenei y upse plo s. a, Top a ian s pe no el loci. b, Top a ian s pe MR-MEGA iden i ied locus wi h mode a e o high he e ogenei y (I2 > 30). The op ba plo illus a es he e ogenei y wi h da k blue indica ing ances y he e ogenei y p opo ion and ligh blue indica ing o he esidual he e ogenei y p opo ion. The bo om plo shows he subcoho le el be a alues wi h blue indica ing posi i e and ed indica ing nega i e e ec di ec ions. Th ee a ian s wi h g ea e han 30% I2 o al he e ogenei y we e only iden i ied in he MR-MEGA me a-analysis me hod, whe eas li le o no he e ogenei y is obse ed in loci iden i ied in andom e ec . Na u e Gene ics | Volume 56 | Janua y 2024 | 27–36 33 A icle h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8 and immune cells (mic oglial cell/mac ophage p oli e a ion, and na u- al kille T cell di e en ia ion)36. Nei he mi ochond ial no immune cell pa hways we e signi ican in he p e ious Eu opean-only me a-analysis. No el signals om he mul i-ances y app oach may ha e gi en enough powe o highligh hese on ology e ms. Ou o 10 on ology e ms ha we e signi ican in he p e ious Eu opean-only me a-analysis1, 4 e ms we e no es ed due o e sion di e ences in MSigDB and only 2 o he emaining e ms we e signi ican . Howe e , he o he 4 e ms we e s ill nominally signi ican a P < 0.05. This may be due o genome-wide signals ha we e less signi ican due o hei he e ogenei y ac oss he di e en popula ions. Al hough his is a la ge mul i-ances y PD me a-analysis GWAS, he Eu opean popula ion is s ill o e ep esen ed. A ound 80% o ull PD cases a e o Eu opean descen . Indi iduals o A ican descen we e pa icula ly unde ep esen ed a jus 0.5% o he e ec i e PD cases. The disco e ies in ou s udy wa an u u e e o s o expand s udies in mo e di e se popula ions. The Global Pa kinson’s Gene ics P og am (GP2) is pa ne ing wi h ins i u ions ha ca e o unde ep esen ed popula ions o gene a e da a o hese unde se ed communi ies all o e he wo ld5, and we will con inue he ongoing analysis as mo e pa icipan s a e geno yped. Jus as he i s PD GWASs ailed o iden i y signi ican signals38,39, we a e con iden ha u u e di e se ances y GWAS will p oduce impac ul associa ion esul s as sample sizes inc ease. Fu he e o s in mul i-ances y and non-Eu opean GWAS will iden i y loci ha a e mo e ele- an o he global popula ion and will con inue o acili a e ine- mapping e o s o iden i y he gene ic a ian s ha d i e hese associa ions. Online con en Any me hods, addi ional e e ences, Na u e Po olio epo ing sum- ma ies, sou ce da a, ex ended da a, supplemen a y in o ma ion, acknowledgemen s, pee e iew in o ma ion, de ails o au ho con i- bu ions and compe ing in e es s and s a emen s o da a and code a ail- abili y a e a ailable a h ps://doi.o g/10.1038/s41588-023-01584-8. Re e ences 1. Nalls, M. A. e al. Iden i ica ion o no el isk loci, causal insigh s, and he i able isk o Pa kinson’s disease: a me a-analysis o genome-wide associa ion s udies. Lance Neu ol. 18, 1091–1102 (2019). 2. Foo, J. N. e al. 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