text: user177: I'm familiar with the sQTL and eQTL GTEx data that can be downloaded from the
  GTEx Portal, but I'm interested in gathering at least two other types of molecular QTL datasets:
  
  Larger eQTL and/or sQTL datasets (greater overall sample size, even if performed only for blood cells)
  Other functional molecular QTLs such as methylation QTLs, histone QTLs, DNA accessibility QTLs, etc.
  
  
  user4766: The largest eQTL datasets I can think of is probably eQTLGen. This is a meta-analysis of many studies using >30,000 samples from whole blood. This might be less ideal if you want cell-type-specific QTL information.
  For other molecular QTLs, I do not think there are large-scale datasets yet.
  
original_text: 177: <p>I'm familiar with the sQTL and eQTL GTEx data that can be downloaded from the
  <a href="https://gtexportal.org/home/datasets" rel="nofollow noreferrer">GTEx Portal</a>, but I'm interested in gathering at least two other types of molecular QTL datasets:</p>
  
  <ol>
  <li><p>Larger eQTL and/or sQTL datasets (greater overall sample size, even if performed only for blood cells)</p></li>
  <li><p>Other functional molecular QTLs such as methylation QTLs, histone QTLs, DNA accessibility QTLs, etc.</p></li>
  </ol>
   4766: <p>The largest eQTL datasets I can think of is probably <a href="https://eqtlgen.org/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">eQTLGen</a>. This is a meta-analysis of many studies using >30,000 samples from whole blood. This might be less ideal if you want cell-type-specific QTL information.</p>
  
  <p>For other molecular QTLs, I do not think there are large-scale datasets yet.</p>
  