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Reference | Chen, Y. S.,2004 PMID: 14699445 |
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Citation | Chen, Y. S., N. Akula, et al. (2004). "Findings in an independent sample support an association between bipolar affective disorder and the G72/G30 locus on chromosome 13q33." Mol Psychiatry 9(1): 87-92; image 85. |
Disease Type | Bipolar Disorder |
Study Design | case-control |
Study Type | Candidate-gene association study |
Sample Size | 139 cases and 113 ethnically matched controls |
SNP/Region/Marker Size | 5 SNPs |
Predominant Ethnicity | Caucasian |
Population | American |
Sample Diagnosis | RDC |
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Sample Status | Family ascertainment and evaluation methods are detailed elsewhere.Briefly, the case sample consisted of 139 unrelated probands with a diagnosis of bipolar I, bipolar II, or schizo-affective bipola disorder collected as part of a genetic linkage study on the basis of a strong family history of major affective disorder. Probands were ascertained primarily in Maryland and Iowa, all reported US birth, and all were self-identified as 'white'. While all probands had a family history of major affective disorder,additional relatives have been collected for only 68 probands, as previously described.The study was approved by the applicable Institutional Review Boards, and informed consent was obtained from all participants.Subjects were interviewed by a psychiatrist, using the Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia-Lifetime Version.The diagnosis of bipolar II disorder (BPII) required recurrent major depression as well as hypomanias.Using these methods, we have achieved excellent diagnostic reliability, with kappa values 40.90.13 A control group of 113 unrelated individuals was assembled from among the founders of the Centre d'Etude du Polymorphisme Humain (CEPH; http://www.cephb.fr) Utah and French pedigrees (Coriell Institute, NIGMS Human Genetic Cell Repository,Camden, NJ, USA). We excluded the Amish pedigree 880 because of the known history of BPAD in that pedigree.There is no known schizophrenia or BPAD in the CEPH pedigrees we selected (M Lathrop, personal communication, 2/2000), but family members have not undergone psychiatric evaluations.15 |
Technique | PCR,template-directed dyeterminator incorporation with fluorescence polarization detection (FP-TDI) and RFLP |
Statistical Method | Association analysis was performed with Cocaphase 2.3521 (www.hgmp.mrc.ac.uk). |
Result Summary | Significant association was detected between BPAD and two adjacent SNPs (smallest P=0.007; global P=0.024). Haplotype analysis produced additional support for association (smallest P=0.004; global P=0.004). Analysis of 31 unlinked microsatellite markers detected no population stratification in the cases or controls studied. Although the associated alleles and haplotypes differ from those previously reported, these new results provide further evidence, in an independent sample, for an association between BPAD and genetic variation in the vicinity of the genes G72 and G30. |
SNP | Related Gene(s) | Allele Change | Risk Allele | Statistical Values | Author Comments | Result Category |
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rs1935062 | DAOA DAOA-AS1 | A/C | Single-marker association results: Likelihood ratio statistic is 7.2236, P-value = 0.0072, OR=1.67 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive | |
rs1935058 | DAOA-AS1 DAOA | T/C | Single-marker association results: Likelihood ratio statistic is 0.0515, P-value > 0.05, OR=0.96 | No significant association was observed in BD. No significant association was observed in BD. | Negative | |
rs954581 | DAOA-AS1 DAOA | T/C | Single-marker association results: Likelihood ratio statistic is 0.1297, P-value > 0.05, OR=0.91 | No significant association was observed in BD. No significant association was observed in BD. | Negative | |
rs947267 | DAOA DAOA-AS1 | A/C | Single-marker association results: Likelihood ratio statistic is 4.2057, P-value = 0.0403, OR=0.69 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive | |
rs2391191 | DAOA DAOA-AS1 | G/A | Single-marker association results: Likelihood ratio statistic is 1.1067, P-value > 0.05, OR=1.22 | No significant association was observed in BD. No significant association was observed in BD. | Negative |
Markers | Haplotype | Related Gene(s)/Region(s) | Statistical Values | Author Comments | Result Category |
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rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | T-G-C-A-T | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=0.37, chi square=4.39, P-value = 0.0362 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | T-G-A-A-C | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=0.93, chi square=0.04, P-value > 0.05 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | T-A-A-C-T | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=0, chi square=8.1, P-value = 0.0044 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | C-G-C-A-T | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=0.08, chi square=7.56, P-value = 0.006 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | C-A-C-A-T | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=0.74, chi square=2.59, P-value > 0.05 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | T-G-A-C-T | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=1.31, chi square=1.77, P-value > 0.05 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | C-G-A-C-T | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=2.99, chi square=6.13, P-value = 0.0133 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | C-A-A-A-C | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=2.23, chi square=3.19, P-value = 0.0743 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
rs1935058 - rs2391191 - rs1935062 - rs947267 - rs954581 | T-G-A-A-T | DAOA | Haplotype analysis:global P-value = 0.004, OR=1.31, chi square=0.09, P-value > 0.05 | Significant association was found in BD. Significant association was found in BD. | Positive |
Gene | Statistical Values/Author Comments | Result Category |
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DAOA | These new results provide further evidence, in an independent sample, for an association between BPA...... These new results provide further evidence, in an independent sample, for an association between BPAD and genetic variation in the vicinity of the genes G72 and G30. More... | Positive |
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