Plasma lipid fractions in different HMGCR SNP genotypes Mean difference in plasma lipid fraction concentration(mmol/L) rs17238484 SNP genotype (T-control.

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Plasma lipid fractions in different HMGCR SNP genotypes Mean difference in plasma lipid fraction concentration(mmol/L) rs SNP genotype (T-control or G alleles) TT (reference) Swerdlow et al., The Lancet 2014 GT vs TT GG vs TTPer G allele

Plasma glucose and insulin in different HMGCR SNP genotypes Swerdlow et al., The Lancet 2014 Difference in geometric mean of plasma glucose and plasma insulin (%) rs SNP genotype (T-control or G alleles) TT (reference) GT vs TT GG vs TTPer G allele

Bodyweight and BMI in different HMGCR SNP genotypes Swerdlow et al., The Lancet 2014 Mean difference in body weight (kg) rs SNP genotype (T-control or G alleles) TT (reference) GT vs TT GG vs TTPer G allele Mean difference in BMI (kg/m2)