rs2180439

AR

rs2180439 is a single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) in the AR gene. Genespiral reads it in the Appearance analysis to describe Hair Loss Risk.

Gene
AR
Alleles
C / T
Genotypes
TT, TC, CC
Traits
1 trait across 1 analysis

An rsID such as rs2180439 is the reference number dbSNP assigns to one position in the genome where people commonly differ by a single letter. Raw data exports from 23andMe and AncestryDNA list your two alleles at that position as a genotype - for this marker one of TT, TC, CC. The order of the two letters carries no meaning, so TC and its reverse are the same genotype.

Alleles on this page are written on the forward (plus) strand, matching how consumer raw files report them. Other references sometimes describe the same variant on the opposite strand, which swaps A↔T and C↔G - see why the same variant can look different. The associations below are educational summaries of published research; they are not diagnoses, and the effect of any single SNP is usually modest.

Hair Loss Risk

Personal Traits · Part of the Appearance analysis

AR

Associated with androgen receptor function affecting hair follicles.

Genotype associations for Hair Loss Risk
GenotypeAssociation
TTHigher Risk
TCModerate Risk
CTModerate Risk
CCLower Risk
Summary
Variations can influence the risk of male pattern baldness.
Scientific insights
Men with 'TT' have a higher likelihood of early-onset hair loss.
Lifestyle tips
Early consultation with a dermatologist can help manage hair loss.
Check your Hair Loss Risk result

Check your genotype at rs2180439

Load your raw DNA file and Genespiral looks up rs2180439 along with every other marker in the Appearance analysis. The file is parsed in your browser and never uploaded, so your genotype stays on your device.

  1. 1. Download your raw data from 23andMe or AncestryDNA.
  2. 2. Open the analysis below and choose the file.
  3. 3. Find Hair Loss Risk in your results.

Related

Other markers in AR

More markers from Appearance

References

Primary databases for this variant. Use them to check allele orientation, population frequencies, and the underlying studies.

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