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John Merck Fund Summer Institute on the Biology of Developmental Disabilities Genetics Workshop John Fossella, PhD Sackler Institute

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John Merck Fund Summer Institute on the Biology of Developmental Disabilities Genetics Workshop John Fossella, PhD Sackler Institute. Tool #1: Genome Sequence Databases. The Human Genome Project. TIGR: 1 microbe per day: Sargasso Sea. Tool #2: Human Genome Variation Databases. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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John Merck Fund Summer Instituteon the Biology of Developmental Disabilities

Genetics Workshop

John Fossella, PhDSackler Institute

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The Human Genome Project

TIGR: 1 microbe per day:Sargasso Sea

Tool #1: Genome Sequence DatabasesTool #1: Genome Sequence Databases

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Tool #2: Human Genome Variation DatabasesTool #2: Human Genome Variation Databases

….AGTGTTCGATAGCTGTTGACATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCGCTACACACACCACAGAATGACAATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCTTTTCATAGACCACAGATTGACC ATGATCGCAGTCGCAGATCTCTCTTCATAGAGCACAGATCGACT ATGATCGCTGTCTCTAATCTCTTTCACATAGATCGAGATGGACA ATGATCGCTGAAGCTAATCTCTCGGCTTAGATCACAGATTGACA GTGATCGCTGTTGCTAATCTCTCTACCATAGATCACAGACTGAA GATCGCTCGATAGAAGAT…….

….AGTGTTCGATAGCTGTTGACATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCGCTTCATAGATCACAGAATGACAATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCTTTTCATAGACCACAGATTGACC ATGATCGCAGTCGCTAATCTCTCTTCATAGAGCACAGATCGACT ATGATCGCTGTCTCTAATCTCTTTCACATAGATCGAGATGGACA ATGATCGCTGAAGCTAATCTCTCGGCATAGATCACAGATTGACA GTGATCGCTGTTGCTAATCTCTCTACCATAGATCACAGACTGAA GATCGCTCGATAGAAGAT…….

Patient Group Control Group

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Neuregulin –SchizophreniaRGS4 -SchizophreniaNeuroligin -Autism5HTT -Anxiety, DepressionCalcineurin -SchizophreniaDYX1C1 –Reading disorderDRD4 –ADHDFMRP -Fragile XMAOA –AggressionGPR56 -Frontal cortex structure

Tool #3: Genetic Origins of PsychopathologyTool #3: Genetic Origins of Psychopathology

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Tool #4: Brain Gene Expression DatabasesTool #4: Brain Gene Expression Databases

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Tool #5: Mouse Models of Tool #5: Mouse Models of Brain Development and BehaviorBrain Development and Behavior

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“The LIM-homeobox gene Lhx8 is required

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many cholinergic

neurons in the mouse

forebrain”

Zhao et al. (2003) PNAS 100 (15) pp. 9005-9010

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The ScientistVolume 17, June 2003

Whole-Genome SNP Genotyping

Four highly parallel approaches make the technically intractable a reality

Tool #6: High Throughput GenotypingTool #6: High Throughput Genotyping

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There are many issues to consider There are many issues to consider When designing a behavioral or imaging-genetics study:When designing a behavioral or imaging-genetics study:

What phenotype(s) ?What phenotype(s) ?a chance to integrate multiple levels of analysisa chance to integrate multiple levels of analysis

Population Structure & Study design ?Population Structure & Study design ?families, volunteers & patientsfamilies, volunteers & patients

What genetic markers or candidate genes ?What genetic markers or candidate genes ?biological pathwaysbiological pathways

Genotyping technologyGenotyping technologycost & conveniencecost & convenience

Statistical analysis and reporting of dataStatistical analysis and reporting of datastatistical nightmare, biology can light the waystatistical nightmare, biology can light the way

A few grant writing and IRB issuesA few grant writing and IRB issues

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Goal of the Genetics Workshop:

Impart an understanding of:

1. The molecular nature of DNA2. Of the structure of a gene & genome3. Of variation in the genome4. Of the historical origins of variation5. How 1-5 are used in the design of studies

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The molecular structure of DNA

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How many bases ?How many genes ?How many variable sites ?

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Goal of the Genetics Workshop:

Impart an understanding of:

1. The molecular nature of DNA2. Of the structure of a gene & genome3. Of variation in the genome4. Of the historical origins of variation5. How 1-5 are used in the design of studies

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What is a gene ?

The Central Dogma

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Goal of the Genetics Workshop:

Impart an understanding of:

1. The molecular nature of DNA2. Of the structure of a gene & genome3. Of variation in the genome4. Of the historical origins of variation5. How 1-5 are used in the design of studies

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Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) …AGTTCGATTGCTCGATAGCACGAT……AGTTCAATTGCTTGATAGCACGAT……AGTTCGATTGCTTGATAGCTCGAT…

Repeats…AGTTCAATTGCTTGATAGCGCGAT…

…AGTTCAATTGCTTGCTTGCTTGATAGCGCGAT…

Deletions…AGTTCAATTGATAGCGCGAT…

3 million polymorphic sites

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Protein Structure PolymorphismsPolymorphisms in the DRD4 gene

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DRD4

DA facilitatesNMDA and Ca++ influx

(permits weight change)

DA

Glu

CB1, BDNF

mGlu

D2short

MAOA

MAOA

COMT

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DA Receptor

G-protein Beta-arrestin

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Protein StructureProtein StructureValine / Methionine Polymorphisms in the COMT gene

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Gene Regulation Polymorphisms

5HTT “long” allele lower 5HT

5HTT “short” allelehigher 5HT

Why are carriers of the 5HTT “short” allele more susceptible to affective disorders ?

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Goal of the Genetics Workshop:

Impart an understanding of:

1. The molecular nature of DNA2. Of the structure of a gene & genome3. Of variation in the genome4. Of the historical origins of variation5. How 1-5 are used in the design of studies

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Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) …AGTTCGATTGCTCGATAGCACGAT……AGTTCAATTGCTTGATAGCACGAT……AGTTCGATTGCTTGATAGCTCGAT…

Repeats…AGTTCAATTGCTTGATAGCGCGAT…

…AGTTCAATTGCTTGCTTGCTTGATAGCGCGAT…

Deletions…AGTTCAATTGATAGCGCGAT…

3 million polymorphic sites

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DNA ReplicationDNA Replication

“Mistakes”

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HumanGTGATGAC

BonoboGTGCTGAC

ChimpanzeeGTGCTGAC

GorillaGTGCTGAT

OrangutanATGCTGAT

A to G change

T to C change

C to Achange

The collection of “mistakes” is an history book of evolution

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“Mitochondrial Eve”& Y-chromosomal Adam

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Goal of the Genetics Workshop:

Impart an understanding of:

1. The molecular nature of DNA2. Of the structure of a gene & genome3. Of variation in the genome4. Of the historical origins of variation5. How 1-5 are used in the design of studies

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….AGTGTTCGATAGCTGTTGACATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCGCTACACACACCACAGAATGACAATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCTTTTCATAGACCACAGATTGACC ATGATCGCAGTCGCAGATCTCTCTTCATAGAGCACAGATCGACT ATGATCGCTGTCTCTAATCTCTTTCACATAGATCGAGATGGACA ATGATCGCTGAAGCTAATCTCT

CGGCTTAGATCACAGATTGACA GTGATCGCTGTTGCTAATCTCTCTACCATAGATCACAGACTGAA GATCGCTCGATAGAAGAT…….

….AGTGTTCGATAGCTGTTGACATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCGCTTCATAGATCACAGAATGACAATGATCGCTGTCGCTAATCTCTTTTCATAGACCACAGATTGACC ATGATCGCAGTCGCTAATCTCTCTTCATAGAGCACAGATCGACT ATGATCGCTGTCTCTAATCTCTTTCACATAGATCGAGATGGACA ATGATCGCTGAAGCTAATCTCTCGGCATAGATCACAGATTGACA GTGATCGCTGTTGCTAATCTCTCTACCATAGATCACAGACTGAA GATCGCTCGATAGAAGAT…….

Efficient Executive Attention Group Poor Executive Attention Group

How do we know that the yellow T influences variation in executive attention ?

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“T”

Pedigree, family-based design

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Efficient Executive Attention Group Poor Executive Attention Group

60% “T”

5% “T”

Case-control design: Qualitative trait

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Efficient Executive Attention Group Poor Executive Attention Group

60% “T”

5% “T”

Case-control design: Qualitative trait

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Efficient Chopstick Dexterity Group Poor Chopstick Dexterity Group

60% “T”

5% “T”

Case-control design: Qualitative trait

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Case-control design: Quantitative trait

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Asian

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Case-control design: Quantitative trait

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(rare) between group vs. (abundant) within group variation

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There are many issues to consider There are many issues to consider When designing a behavioral or imaging-genetics study:When designing a behavioral or imaging-genetics study:

What phenotype(s) ?What phenotype(s) ?a chance to integrate multiple levels of analysisa chance to integrate multiple levels of analysis

Population Structure & Study design ?Population Structure & Study design ?twins, families, volunteers & patientstwins, families, volunteers & patients

What genetic markers or candidate genes ?What genetic markers or candidate genes ?biological pathwaysbiological pathways

Genotyping technologyGenotyping technologycost & conveniencecost & convenience

Statistical analysis and reporting of dataStatistical analysis and reporting of datastatistical nightmare, biology can light the waystatistical nightmare, biology can light the way

A few grant writing and IRB issuesA few grant writing and IRB issues

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