Fossella ISRI

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imaging genetic pathways translational research strategy John A. Fossella www.slideshare.net/johnfossella

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imaging genetic pathwaystranslational research strategy

John A. Fossellawww.slideshare.net/johnfossella

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THE goal:“biomarker-driven healthcare”“commoditized technology”“open source, low-cost services”

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OUR goal:“biomarker links to cognitive processes that play a role in the origins and intervention of mental illness”

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MAOANRG1DRD4DAT1etc.

“xeno-phenocopy” validity problem

in translational research

MAOANRG1DRD4DAT1etc.

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MAOANRG1DRD4DAT1etc.

MAOANRG1DRD4DAT1etc.

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Is the population of planet Earthlarge enough to minimize type I & type II error ?

“Millions” x “thousands” x “hundreds”(genetic variants) (voxels) (task contrasts)

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relevance to many disorderspost-natal developmental trajectory

well studied anatomicallywell studied pharmacologically

relevance to cognitive interventions that have long-term benefits

TASK… VALIDITY - parsing cognition

ATTENTION as a model system

Psychopathology

Anterior Cingulate Cortex

Attention

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Human Attention Network Task (ANT)

TASK …

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Distribution of normalized scores for executive attention

N = 200 normal adult volunteers

Stimulus-Response conflict score

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This group“Slows down”duringincongruent trials

TASK … RELIABILITY is there sufficient or too much variation ?

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TASK … VALIDITY - where in the assay does the inter-subject variability originate ?

Where is the variation coming from ?

baseline reaction times ?perceptual differences ?

differences in motivation ?paying attention to errors ?

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• Alerting network• Orienting network• Executive control network

• Alerting network• Orienting network• Executive control network

CANDIDATE GENE … anatomical & pharmacological constraints

Fan et al., 2004

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 Correlation values between twin pairs of MZ and DZ twins for each network and mean RT._______________________________________Twin Alerting Orienting Conflict RT_______________________________________MZ .465* .099 .727** .740**

DZ .375 .395* .281 .659**

_______________________________________Note: * p < .05; ** p < .01

Heritability Alerting OrientingConflict RT_____________________________________________h2

F = 2 (rMZ – r DZ) .18 -.59 .89 .16

h2H = (rMZ – r DZ)/ .14 -.49 .62 .24

(1 – r DZ)

ML fit:h2 .18 .00 .72 .16

TASK … HERITABILITY

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Dopamine Transporter

Dopamine Receptor

Monoamine Oxidase A

COMT

CANDIDATE GENE … selection of polymorphism … known SYNAPTIC function ?

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CANDIDATE GENE … polymorphism … frequency … patterns of LD ?

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STR Y-chr LOCUS #DYS393 14DYS19 14DYS391 10DYS439 10DYS389-1 12DYS389-2 17DYS388 12DYS390 22DYS426 11DYS385a 15DYS385b 16DYS392 11

HAPLOTYPE “G”Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan

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INTERPRETATION… internally & externally consistent with literature ?

Low DA levels High DA levels

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COMT Val 108/158MAOA long prom. repeat

COMT Met 108/158MAOA short prom. repeat

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MAOA (4-repeat) – (3-repeat)

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Red = activity biased by MAOA 4-repeat allele

Blue = activity biased by MAOA 3-repeat allele

INTERPRETATION … internal & external robustness

Fan et al., 2003

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INTERPRETATION … is the inter-subject variation coming from a meaningful source ?

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Fossella et al., 2006

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CANDIDATE GENE … anatomy & pharmacology constraints

Striatal activation is significantly increased for subjects

carrying the 9R-allele of the DAT1-VNTR, whereas cerebellar vermis activation

is significantly attenuated.

Durston et al., 2006

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DEVELOPMENTAL CONTEXT … diffuse to focal model system

Shaw, P. et al. Arch Gen Psychiatry 2007;64:921-931.

Child ANT

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A synaptic model frames our imaging genetic research: LTP in the (mouse) anterior cingulate cortex (Zhuo et al., 2007)

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-AC1, AC8

-CaMKIV

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Jin FanXun Liu

Kevin GuiseLiang Wang

Tobias SommerKarin Brocki

Michael Posner

Thanks toJeff Newcorn