Accounting for the presence of four SNPs in each of the 12 lines mentioned above, excluding the four SNPs for which no functional annotation was included, and including duplicates, the total number of SNPs included in this specific analysis is 2,751. In total, the largest category by far was that of intron variants: it contained 1,637 (60%) of all SNPs. In second place is the category of intergenic variants, which includes 667 (24%) of all SNPs analyzed here. In total, therefore, approximately 84% of SNPs included in this review were either intronic or intergenic variants. 
Regulome scores for SNPs were usually relatively high (i.e. higher than 1, the lowest possible score, which corresponds to the highest chance of being functional).\cite{Cheema2017} In total, it was possible to determine Regulome scores (or a lack of data needed to produce such scores, in which case "No data" was returned) for 2,381 SNPs, plus four more that generated error messages. When I entered "rs143283559" into Regulome, it returned the results for "rs112908667" instead; something similar happened for several other SNPs as well, so the Regulome score had to be substituted.