نتایج جستجو برای: endophenotypes

تعداد نتایج: 1086  

2013
Adriana Díaz-Anzaldúa Junior Velázquez-Pérez Andrés Nani Vázquez Carlos Berlanga

Many precise aspects of the etiology and pathophysiology of mental disorders are still unknown. Susceptibility to these disorders depends in part on variability in the genome sequence among individuals. The genotype, a given environment, a specific epigenetic profile and stochastic factors affect the phenotype, which includes body structures, physiological processes, and behavior. Since the acc...

Journal: :Annual review of clinical psychology 2006
Tyrone D Cannon Matthew C Keller

Common mental disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and severe major depression are highly heritable, but differ from single-gene (Mendelian) diseases in that they are the end products of multiple causes. Although this fact may help explain their prevalence from an evolutionary perspective, the complexity of the causes of these disorders makes identification of disease-promoting ge...

Journal: :Brain research 2008
Madhavi Rangaswamy Bernice Porjesz

Brain oscillations provide a rich source of potentially useful endophenotypes (intermediate phenotypes) for psychiatric genetics, as they represent important correlates of human information processing and are associated with fundamental processes from perception to cognition. These oscillations are highly heritable, are modulated by genes controlling neurotransmitters in the brain, and provide ...

2012
Gregory A. Light Neal R. Swerdlow Anthony J. Rissling Allen Radant Catherine A. Sugar Joyce Sprock Marlena Pela Mark A. Geyer David L. Braff

BACKGROUND Endophenotypes are quantitative, laboratory-based measures representing intermediate links in the pathways between genetic variation and the clinical expression of a disorder. Ideal endophenotypes exhibit deficits in patients, are stable over time and across shifts in psychopathology, and are suitable for repeat testing. Unfortunately, many leading candidate endophenotypes in schizop...

Journal: :Journal of psychiatry & neuroscience : JPN 2013
Elisa Ira Martina Zanoni Mirella Ruggeri Paola Dazzan Sarah Tosato

BACKGROUND Endophenotypes in genetic psychiatry may increase our understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying disease risk and its manifestations. We sought to investigate the link between neuropsychological impairments and brain structural abnormalities associated with the COMT Val(158)Met polymorphism in patients with schizophrenia to improve understanding of the pathophysiology of th...

2015
Robert C. Barber Nicole R. Phillips Jeffrey L. Tilson Ryan M. Huebinger Shantanu J. Shewale Jessica L. Koenig Jeffrey S. Mitchel Sid E. O’Bryant Stephen C. Waring Ramon Diaz-Arrastia Scott Chasse Kirk C. Wilhelmsen Thomas Arendt

Although 24 Alzheimer's disease (AD) risk loci have been reliably identified, a large portion of the predicted heritability for AD remains unexplained. It is expected that additional loci of small effect will be identified with an increased sample size. However, the cost of a significant increase in Case-Control sample size is prohibitive. The current study tests whether exploring the genetic b...

2016
David L. Masica Rachel Karchin

As genetic sequencing throughput continues to accelerate, so does the accumulation of variants of unknown clinical significance. The great majority of these variants cause amino acid substitutions (cSNVs) in protein sequence. The need to interpret these variants continues to motivate development of better in silico bioinformatic methods. Despite the development of dozens of such methods over th...

Journal: :Schizophrenia research 2015
Larry J Seidman Gerhard Hellemann Keith H Nuechterlein Tiffany A Greenwood David L Braff Kristin S Cadenhead Monica E Calkins Robert Freedman Raquel E Gur Ruben C Gur Laura C Lazzeroni Gregory A Light Ann Olincy Allen D Radant Larry J Siever Jeremy M Silverman Joyce Sprock William S Stone Catherine Sugar Neal R Swerdlow Debby W Tsuang Ming T Tsuang Bruce I Turetsky Michael F Green

BACKGROUND Although many endophenotypes for schizophrenia have been studied individually, few studies have examined the extent to which common neurocognitive and neurophysiological measures reflect shared versus unique endophenotypic factors. It may be possible to distill individual endophenotypes into composite measures that reflect dissociable, genetically informative elements. METHODS The ...

2007
JONATHAN FLINT MARCUS R. MUNAFÒ

The idea that some phenotypes bear a closer relationship to the biological processes that give rise to psychiatric illness than diagnostic categories has attracted considerable interest. Much effort has been devoted to finding such endophenotypes, partly because it is believed that the genetic basis of endophenotypes will be easier to analyse than that of psychiatric disease. This belief depend...

Journal: :Biological psychiatry 2012
Ian H Gotlib J Paul Hamilton

t T he concept of endophenotypes, introduced almost 4 decades ago, has become increasingly important in the study of complex neuropsychiatric diseases. Endophenotypes are easurable, but not overtly observable, constructs in the pathway rom genetic variation to psychiatric disorder. As originally concepualized, endophenotypes must: 1) be associated with illness in the opulation; 2) be heritable;...

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