Supplementary Tables of "The causality between gut microbiota and ectopic pregnancy based on genome-wide association: A Mendelian Randomization Study"

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Authors: Ning Zhang, Zhige Wang, Feixiang Yang, Tianrui Liu, Dongmei Ji
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Abstract

Supplementary Table 1. Sources and description of summary statistics used in the study.Supplementary Table 2. IVs used in MR analysis of the association between gut microbiota and ectopic pregnancy.Supplementary Table 3. MR results of gut microbiota on ectopic pregnancy. Supplementary Table 4. Pleiotropy test of gut microbiota on ectopic pregnancy.Supplementary Table 5. Heterogeneity of gut microbiota on ectopic pregnancy.Supplementary Table 6. IVs used in MR analysis of the association between gut microbiota and ectopic pregnancy (Finngen).Supplementary Table 7. MR results of gut microbiota on ectopic pregnancy (Finngen). Supplementary Table 8. Pleiotropy test of gut microbiota on ectopic pregnancy(Finngen).Supplementary Table 9. Heterogeneity of gut microbiota on ectopic pregnancy (Finngen).Supplementary Table 10. IVs used in MR analysis of the association between proteomics and ectopic pregnancy.Supplementary Table 11. MR results of proteomics on ectopic pregnancy. Supplementary Table 12. Pleiotropy test of proteomics on ectopic pregnancy.Supplementary Table 13. Heterogeneity of proteomics on ectopic pregnancy.Supplementary Table 14. PheWAS of gut microbiota associated ectopic pregnancy in UKBB.Supplementary Table 15. Phe-MR analysis of gut microbiota associated ectopic pregnancy in FinnGen.Supplementary Table 16. MR results of gut microbiotas on mediators.Supplementary Table 17. Proportion of the effect of gut microbiota on ectopic pregnancy mediated by multiple mediators.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Ectopic Pregnancy Diagnosis and Management Gut microbiota and health Genetic Associations and Epidemiology

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Publication date
1 January 2026