MOLECULAR GENETICS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA
精神分裂症的分子遗传学
基本信息
- 批准号:6392701
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 11.59万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1999
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1999-09-30 至 2003-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:African American Australia European blood chemistry caucasian American clinical research data management diagnosis design /evaluation family genetics gene frequency gene interaction genetic disorder genetic markers genome genotype human subject interview linkage mapping mental disorder diagnosis mental health epidemiology molecular genetics questionnaires schizophrenia siblings tissue /cell culture
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION: (Adapted from investigator's abstract) Susceptibility to
schizophrenia appears to be transmitted in part through a complex genetic
mechanism involving interaction of multiple genes, each of relatively small
effect. Detection of such loci through genetic linkage studies is likely to
require a very large sample of multiply affected pedigrees. In response to RFA
MH-99-005, nine investigators propose a Collaborative Study of Mental Disorders
to collect in three years a sample of 517 affected sibling pairs (ASPs) with
DSM-IV schizophrenia, to complete a genome scan of these pedigrees for
multipoint ASP analysis to detect susceptibility loci, and to share biological
materials, genotypes and blinded clinical data with the scientific community
through an NIMH-sponsored mechanism.
Each site will recruit families in a large geographic area, using an
opportunistic ascertainment strategy and efficient assessment procedures to
maximize the number of ASPs collected. Subjects suspected of having
schizophrenia will be assessed with the Diagnostic Interview for Genetic
Studies supplemented by information from the Family interview for Genetic
studies and medical records. Diagnoses will be made by consensus best-estimate
procedures. Interviewer training and quality assurance monitoring of protocol
adherence will be provided for all sites. Blood specimens will be obtained from
all individuals with psychotic disorders plus their parents and (when both
parents are not available) up to two additional siblings to provide genetic
phase information. Permanent cell lines will be created and DNA extracted at
the NIMH-sponsored Center for Genetic Studies. All clinical data will be merged
regularly into a central study database, and blinded data transmitted to the
Center for Genetic Studies. At the end of the four-year project period,
biological materials and blinded pedigree and clinical data will be made
available to scientific community for genetic studies of schizophrenia and
related disorders.
In year 4, a genome scan will be undertaken at CIDR (if approved) or at the
University of Chicago. Affected subjects and relatives needed for phase
information will be genotyped using the latest screening map, currently the
Weber Version 9 Linkage Mapping Set, containing 387 microsatellite markers at
approximately 10 cM spacing. The primary statistical approach will be
multipoint analysis of allele sharing in affected individuals, with DSM-IV
schizophrenia defined as affected. Secondary analyses will also be carried out.
Power analyses suggest that this study would have excellent power to detect
loci associated with lambda sibs of 1.4, and moderate power for a value of 1.3,
i.e., loci with relatively small etiologic effects.
描述:(改编自研究者摘要)
精神分裂症似乎部分通过复杂的遗传途径传播
涉及多个基因相互作用的机制,每个基因相对较小,
效果通过遗传连锁研究检测这些基因座很可能
需要非常大的多重影响的家系样本。关于RFA
MH-99-005,九名研究人员提出了一项精神障碍的合作研究
在三年内收集了517个受影响的兄弟姐妹对(ASP)的样本,
DSM-IV精神分裂症,以完成这些家系的基因组扫描,
多点ASP分析,以检测易感基因座,并共享生物学特性,
材料、基因型和盲态临床数据与科学界
通过NIMH赞助的机制。
每个站点将在一个大的地理区域内招募家庭,使用
机会主义查明战略和有效的评估程序,
最大化收集的ASP数量。疑似受试者
精神分裂症将通过遗传学诊断访谈进行评估。
研究补充了来自遗传学家庭访谈的信息
研究和医疗记录。诊断将通过共识最佳估计进行
程序.访谈者培训和方案质量保证监测
将为所有研究中心提供依从性。血液样本将从以下来源获得:
所有患有精神障碍的人加上他们的父母,
父母不可用)最多两个额外的兄弟姐妹,以提供遗传
相位信息将建立永久细胞系,并在
NIMH赞助的遗传研究中心。将合并所有临床数据
定期输入中央研究数据库,并将设盲数据传输至
遗传学研究中心。在四年项目期结束时,
将制作生物材料和盲态系谱和临床数据
科学界可用于精神分裂症的遗传研究,
相关疾病。
在第4年,将在CIDR(如果获得批准)或
芝加哥大学。阶段所需的受影响受试者和亲属
信息将使用最新的筛选图进行基因分型,目前,
Weber第9版连锁图谱集,包含387个微卫星标记,
大约10厘米的间距。主要统计方法将是
用DSM-IV对受影响个体的等位基因共享进行多点分析
精神分裂症定义为受影响。还将进行次要分析。
功效分析表明,本研究具有极好的功效来检测
与λ同胞相关的基因座为1.4,并且值为1.3的中等功率,
也就是说,致病作用相对较小的位点。
项目成果
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- 批准号:
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