Genome-Wide Association Meta-Analysis Supports Genes Involved in Valve and Cardiac Development to Associate With Mitral Valve Prolapse.
Genome-Wide Association Meta-Analysis Supports Genes Involved in Valve and Cardiac Development to Associate With Mitral Valve Prolapse.
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10.1161/circgen.120.003148
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2021-10
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Bouatia-Naji N
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Yu M;Kyryachenko S;Debette S;Amouyel P;Schott JJ;Le Tourneau T;Dina C;Norris RA;Hagège AA;Jeunemaitre X;Bouatia-Naji N
Mitral valve prolapse (MVP) is a common cardiac valve disease, which affects 1 in 40 in the general population. Previous GWAS have identified six risk loci for MVP. But these loci explained only partially the genetic risk for MVP. We aim to identify additional risk loci for MVP by adding dataset from the UKBiobank. We reanalyzed 1007 cases and 1469 controls from the MVP-France study and 479 cases and 862 controls from the MVP-Nantes study for genotype reimputation using HRC and TOPMed panels. We also incorporated 434 MVP cases and 4,527 controls from the UKBiobank for discovery analyses. Genetic association was conducted using SNPTEST and meta-analyses using METAL. We used FUMA for post-GWAS annotations and MAGMA for gene-based and gene-set analyses. We found TOPMed imputation to perform better in terms of accuracy in the lower ranges of minor allele frequency (MAF) below 0.1. Our updated meta-analysis included UKBiobank study for ~8 million common SNPs (MAF>0.01) and replicated the association on Chr2 as the top association signal near TNS1. We identified an additional risk locus on Chr1 (SYT2) and two suggestive risk loci on chr8 (MSRA), and chr19 (FBXO46), all driven by common variants. Gene-based association using MAGMA revealed 6 risk genes for MVP with pronounced expression levels in cardiovascular tissues, especially heart and globally part of enriched GO terms related to cardiac development. We report an updated meta-analysis GWAS for MVP using dense imputation coverage and an improved case control sample. We describe several loci and genes with MVP spanning biological mechanisms highly relevant to MVP, especially during valve and heart development.