The contributions of twin studies to the understanding of brain ageing and neurocognitive disorders
The contributions of twin studies to the understanding of brain ageing and neurocognitive disorders
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双胞胎研究对理解大脑衰老和神经认知障碍的贡献
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发表时间:
2014
影响因子:
6.9
通讯作者:
P. Sachdev
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作者:
Teresa Lee;P. Sachdev
Purpose of review A number of studies of older twins have been published to inform about the relative contributions of genetic and environmental factors and their interactions in determining cognitive ageing and dementia. This review attempts to collate the salient findings from these studies. Recent findings Most data come from eight studies, with the majority being Scandinavian. These studies suggest that cognitive functions have moderate to high heritability in late life, with genetic influences varying for different cognitive domains. The heritability of mild cognitive impairment is, however, low, and that of dementia moderate, suggesting significant environmental influences, and possibly some measurement error. Brain structures continue to have high heritability into late life, although the genetic component of the variance does decrease with age. The co-twin control studies support the role of mid-life lifestyle factors for cognitive ageing and late-life dementia. Summary The potential of twin studies to understand ageing and dementia is only beginning to be realized. More longitudinal studies are needed, and novel strategies of genomics and epigenetics can further exploit this powerful method to inform the field.
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10.1093/geronb/58.5.p249
发表时间:
2003-09-01
影响因子:
6.2
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期刊:
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