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| Reference | Zhou, X.,2009 PMID: 19401786 |
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| Citation | Zhou, X., W. Tang, et al. (2009). Transcription factor SP4 is a susceptibility gene for bipolar disorder. PLoS One 4(4): e5196. |
| Disease Type | Bipolar Disorder & Schizophrenia |
| Study Design | case-control and family-based |
| Study Type | Candidate-gene association study |
| Sample Size | UCSD and NIMH bipolar collections:1872 individuals from 427 Caucasian families;Chinese trio families with schizophrenia:308 individuals from 325 trio families . |
| SNP/Region/Marker Size | 10 SNPs |
| Predominant Ethnicity | Caucasian and Mongloid |
| Population | UCSD collections,NIMH collections and Chinese |
| Gender | Chinese bipolar cases and control sample:bipolar patients (male: 284, female: 222) and controls (male: 287, female: 220);Chinese trio families with schizophrenia:145 female and 163 male probands |
| Age Group | Adults : Mean age(SD)(year):Chinese bipolar cases and control sample:37.8(11.4) in cases and 36.4(8.7) in controls;Chinese trio families with schizophrenia:24.0(6.6) |
| Sample Diagnosis | DSM |
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| Sample Status | (1)UCSD and NIMH families with bipolar disorder:The total sample for analysis included 1872 individuals from 427 Caucasian families, approximately half of which consisted of both parents and one affected offspring with the remaining consisting of both parents and two or more affected offspring. The average family consisted of 4.4 individuals in 2 generations. The families chosen for this study derived from several sources. The National Institute of Mental Health Genetics Initiative for Bipolar Disorder waves 1-4 pedigree collections were collected as part of a consortium and ascertained through a bipolar I proband, and assessed using the Diagnostic Interview for Genetic Studies (DIGS). Families were also drawn from the University California San Diego consortium including collection sites at UCSD, University of British Columbia, and University of Cincinnati. These families were ascertained through a bipolar I or bipolar II proband and selected for the presence of at least two other mood disordered family members.(2)Chinese bipolar cases and control sample:All the subjects were of Han origin from Anhui province. Among the 506 bipolar patients diagnosed using DSM-IV, 419 (82.8%) patients were type I Bipolar. Final diagnosis was made with two independent psychiatrists on the basis of interview and medical records. All participating subjects provided written informed consent according to procedures approved by the Ethic Committee of Bio-X Center, Shanghai Jiao Tong University.(3)Chinese trio families with schizophrenia:A total of 325 trio families were collected from several different sites with 126 families from Shanghai, 71 families from Shanxi province, 86 families from Jilin province, and 42 families from Changchun. All subjects were Han Chinese in origin. There were 145 female and 163 male probands with an average age of 24.0(SD=6.6). Clinical diagnoses were made according to DSM-IV,and ascertained by an independent clinician. All the subjects provided written informed consent according to procedures approved by the Ethic Committee of Bio-X Center, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. |
| Replication Size | Chinese bipolar cases and control sample:506 unrelated bipolar patients and 507 unrelated controls |
| Technique | genotyping |
| Statistical Method | (1)In the Caucasian sample, Haploview v.4.0 was used to perform the parenTDT test using single SNPs and haplotypes.Permutations tests were performed to correct for multiple comparisons.UNPHASED was used for genotypic association analyses.(2)Haploview v.4.0 was used to calculate allele frequencies,Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium (HWE), and p value of both single SNPs and haplotypes in Chinese BP case control samples.(3)The family-based association analyses of the single SNPs and haplotypes in the Chinese schizophrenia trio families were performed using the TDTPHASE module implemented in the UNPHASED program. An E-M algorithm was used to estimate missing genotypes and excessively rare haplotypes were removed from the analyses. |
| Result Summary | Four SNPs displayed significant association (rs40245, p = 0.009; rs12673091, p = 0.002; rs1018954, p = 0.001; rs3735440, p = 0.029), and two of them (rs12673091, rs3735440) were shared with positive SNPs from European Caucasian families. Considering the genetic overlap between bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, we extended our studies in Chinese trios families for schizophrenia. The SNP7 (rs12673091, p = 0.012) also displayed a significant association. The SNP7 (rs12673091) was therefore significantly associated in all three samples, and shared the same susceptibility allele (A) across all three samples. On the other hand, we found a gene dosage effect for mouse Sp4 gene in the modulation of sensorimotor gating, a putative endophenotype for both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. The deficient sensorimotor gating in Sp4 hypomorphic mice was partially reversed by the administration of dopamine D2 antagonist or mood stabilizers. Both human genetic and mouse pharmacogenetic studies support Sp4 gene as a susceptibility gene for bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. The studies on the role of Sp4 gene in hippocampal development may provide novel insights for the contribution of hippocampal abnormalities in these psychiatric disorders. |
| SNP | Related Gene(s) | Allele Change | Risk Allele | Statistical Values | Author Comments | Result Category |
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| rs40245 | SP4 | T/A | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is A, MAF=0.38, P-value = 0.273; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is A, MAF=0.06, P-value = 0.009 | Significant association was observed in Chinese Case-Control...... Significant association was observed in Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder. More... | Positive | |
| rs3735440 | SP4 | T/C | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is C, MAF=0.34, P-value = 0.019; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is C, MAF=0.08, P-value = 0.029 | Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families f...... Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder and Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder . More... | Positive | |
| rs2282888 | SP4 | A/G | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is G, MAF=0.39, P-value = 0.07; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is G, MAF=0.09, P-value = 0.067 | No significant association was observed No significant association was observed | Negative | |
| rs12673091 | SP4 | A/G | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is A, MAF=0.28, P-value = 0.0005; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is A, MAF=0.13, P-value = 0.002 | Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families f...... Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder and Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder . More... | Positive | |
| rs12668354 | SP4 | A/C | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is C, MAF=0.33, P-value = 0.022; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is C, MAF=0.09, P-value = 0.163 | Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families f...... Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder. More... | Positive | |
| rs11974306 | SP4 | A/T | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is T, MAF=0.5, P-value = 0.018 | Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families f...... Significant association was observed in Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder. More... | Positive | |
| rs10276352 | SP4 | A/G | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is G, MAF=0.44P-value = 0.102; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is G, MAF=0.28, P-value = 0.095 | No significant association was observed. No significant association was observed. | Negative | |
| rs10261327 | SP4 | C/T | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is C, MAF=0.46P-value = 0.379; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is C, MAF=0.49P-value = 0.953 | No significant association was observed No significant association was observed | Negative | |
| rs10245440 | SP4 | C/A | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is A, MAF=0.24, P-value = 0.647; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is C, MAF=0.46, P-value = 0.187 | No significant association was observed No significant association was observed | Negative | |
| rs1018954 | SP4 | T/A | Allelic association: Caucasian Families for Bipolar Disorder: TDT: Risk allele is A, MAF=0.42, P-value = 0.592; Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder: Risk allele is A, MAF=0.04, P-value = 0.001 | Significant association was observed in Chinese Case-Control...... Significant association was observed in Chinese Case-Controls for Bipolar Disorder. More... | Positive |
| Markers | Haplotype | Related Gene(s)/Region(s) | Statistical Values | Author Comments | Result Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 - rs11974306 | A-A-A-T-A | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Global P-value = 0.004, Individual P-value = 0.684 | Significant association was found in global P-value. Significant association was found in global P-value. | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 - rs11974306 | A-A-A-C-T | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Global P-value = 0.004, Individual P-value = 0.585 | Significant association was found in global P-value. Significant association was found in global P-value. | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 - rs11974306 | A-G-A-T-A | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Global P-value = 0.004, Individual P-value = 0.232 | Significant association was found in global P-value. Significant association was found in global P-value. | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 - rs11974306 | A-A-A-T-T | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Global P-value = 0.004, Individual P-value = 0.511 | Significant association was found in global P-value. Significant association was found in global P-value. | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 - rs11974306 | A-G-T-T-T | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Global P-value = 0.004, Individual P-value = 0.907 | Significant association was found in global P-value. Significant association was found in global P-value. | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 - rs11974306 | A-G-T-T-A | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Global P-value = 0.004, Individual P-value = 0.0004 | Significant association was found in global P-value and indi...... Significant association was found in global P-value and individual P-value. More... | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 - rs11974306 | C-A-T-C-T | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Global P-value = 0.004, Individual P-value = 0.019 | Significant association was found in global P-value and indi...... Significant association was found in global P-value and individual P-value. More... | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 | A-A-A-T | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Individual P-value = 0.03 | Significant association was found in individual P-value. Significant association was found in individual P-value. | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 | C-A-T-C | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Individual P-value = 0.027 | Significant association was found in individual P-value. Significant association was found in individual P-value. | Positive |
| rs12668354 - rs12673091 - rs1018954 - rs3735440 | A-G-T-T | SP4 | Haplotypic association:Individual P-value = 0.04 | Significant association was found in individual P-value. Significant association was found in individual P-value. | Positive |
| Gene | Statistical Values/Author Comments | Result Category |
|---|---|---|
| SP4 | Our human genetic association studies provide direct evidence for the human SP4 gene as a susceptibi...... Our human genetic association studies provide direct evidence for the human SP4 gene as a susceptibility gene for both bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. More... | Positive |
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