Do gene variants influencing adult adiposity affect birth weight? A population-based study of 24 loci in 4,744 Danish individuals.
Do gene variants influencing adult adiposity affect birth weight? A population-based study of 24 loci in 4,744 Danish individuals.
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DOI:
10.1371/journal.pone.0014190
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发表时间:
2010-12-01
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Hansen T
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作者:
Andersson EA;Pilgaard K;Pisinger C;Harder MN;Grarup N;Færch K;Sandholt C;Poulsen P;Witte DR;Jørgensen T;Vaag A;Pedersen O;Hansen T
Several obesity risk alleles affecting adult adiposity have been identified by the recent wave of genome wide association studies. We aimed to examine the potential effect of these variants on fetal body composition by investigating the variants in relation to birth weight and ponderal index of the newborn. Midwife records from the Danish State Archives provided information on mother's age, parity, as well as birth weight, birth length and prematurity of the newborn in 4,744 individuals of the population-based Inter99 study. Twenty-four risk alleles showing genome-wide associations with adult BMI and/or waist circumference were genotyped. None of the 24 risk variants tested showed an association with birth weight or ponderal index after correction for multiple testing. Birth weight was divided into three categories low (≤10th percentile), normal (10th–90th percentile) and high birth weight (≥90th percentile) to allow for non-linear associations. There was no difference in the number of risk alleles between the groups (p = 0.57). No interactions between each risk allele and birth weight in the prediction of adult BMI were observed. An obesity risk score was created by summing up risk alleles. The risk score did not associate with fetal body composition. Moreover there was no interaction between the risk score and birth weight/ponderal index in the prediction of adult BMI. 24 common variants associated with adult adiposity did not affect or interact with birth weight among Danes suggesting that the effects of these variants predominantly arise in the post-natal life.
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Heard-Costa NL;Zillikens MC;Monda KL;Johansson A;Harris TB;Fu M;Haritunians T;Feitosa MF;Aspelund T;Eiriksdottir G;Garcia M;Launer LJ;Smith AV;Mitchell BD;McArdle PF;Shuldiner AR;Bielinski SJ;Boerwinkle E;Brancati F;Demerath EW;Pankow JS;Arnold AM;Chen YD;Glazer NL;McKnight B;Psaty BM;Rotter JI;Amin N;Campbell H;Gyllensten U;Pattaro C;Pramstaller PP;Rudan I;Struchalin M;Vitart V;Gao X;Kraja A;Province MA;Zhang Q;Atwood LD;Dupuis J;Hirschhorn JN;Jaquish CE;O'Donnell CJ;Vasan RS;White CC;Aulchenko YS;Estrada K;Hofman A;Rivadeneira F;Uitterlinden AG;Witteman JC;Oostra BA;Kaplan RC;Gudnason V;O'Connell JR;Borecki IB;van Duijn CM;Cupples LA;Fox CS;North KE
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DOI:
10.1097/mpg.0b013e3181977375
发表时间:
2009-03-01
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2.9
作者:
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通讯作者:
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