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educational attainment phenotype

Aliases
EA, EduYears, college degree, college-educated, education, education level, educational attainment, educational status, higher levels of education, highest grade completed, less education, less well educated, low educated, lower levels of education, more educated, phenotypic educational attainment, years of education
Evidence from: primary | all sources

Related entities (12)

SubjectRelationObjectp-valueEvidence
adolescent cannabis use risk_factor_for educational attainment 1
alcohol associated_with educational attainment 2
body mass index associated_with educational attainment 0.001 1
early alcohol use associated_with educational attainment 1
educational attainment associated_with alcohol 1
educational attainment associated_with bipolar disorder 0.032 1
educational attainment risk_factor_for mood disorders 2
educational attainment associated_with schizophrenia 0.627 1
educational attainment risk_factor_for substance 0.03 1
educational attainment risk_factor_for suicide 1
educational attainment associated_with suicide 1
SNP associated_with educational attainment 1

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Merged raw entities (19)

All extracted name/type variants the normalize job merged into this entity. Use this to spot wrong merges, or aliases that should be split off.

Raw name Type Papers Mentions
educational attainment phenotype 77 186
education level phenotype 32 34
educational level phenotype 21 24
higher education phenotype 15 18
lower education phenotype 11 11
lower educational attainment phenotype 11 12
educational achievement phenotype 10 11
low education phenotype 5 5
educational status phenotype 4 5
eduyears phenotype 2 12
less education phenotype 2 2
college-educated phenotype 1 1
more educated phenotype 1 1
higher levels of education phenotype
highest grade completed phenotype
less well educated phenotype
low educated phenotype
lower levels of education phenotype
phenotypic educational attainment phenotype