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. 2009 Feb 13;84(2):148–161. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2008.12.014

Table 2.

Loci Enriched for CNVs in Autism, Mental Retardation, and Schizophrenia Identified by Disease Meta-Analysis

Chr Start Stop Length Note NAHRa Total CNVs Type Disease CNVs Control CNVs Diseases and Studies CNV p Value Locus p Value
chr15 27,015,263 30,650,000 3,634,737 Prader-Willi/15q13 yes 19 loss 19 0 schizophrenia23 1.08E-05
chr15 18,376,200 30,756,771 12,380,571 58 gain 45 13 autism,19,22,45–47 mental retardation,44 schizophrenia,23 controls,23 this study 2.69E-04 1.54E-07
chr22 17,014,900 19,993,127 2,978,227 VCFS yes 31 loss 31 0 autism,19,45,47 mental retardation,44 schizophrenia23,48 7.93E-09
chr22 17,200,000 21,546,762 4,346,762 14 gain 9 5 autism,19,45–47 schizophrenia,23 controls,23 this study 0.330 9.53E-07
chr1 142,540,000 146,059,433 3,519,433 1q21 yes 27 loss 24 3 autism,19 schizophrenia,23 controls23 1.67E-04
chr1 142,800,580 146,009,436 3,208,856 15 gain 12 3 autism,19,45 mental retardation,44 schizophrenia,23 controls23 0.041 2.16E-05
chr22 45,144,027 49,509,153 4,365,126 Terminal 22 del syndrome no 4 loss 4 0 autism22,45,47 0.090
chr22 47,572,875 48,323,417 750,542 6 gain 5 1 autism,19,46,47 schizophrenia,23 controls23 0.160 0.022
chr16 29,470,951 30,252,473 781,522 16p11.2 yes 11 loss 8 3 autism,19,22,46,47 controls23 0.186
chr16 29,474,810 30,235,818 761,008 7 gain 6 1 autism,19,47 schizophrenia,23,24 this study 0.100 0.039
chr17 14,000,000 15,421,835 1,421,835 CMT1A/HNPP yes 7 loss 6 1 autism,19,46 schizophrenia,23 controls23 0.100
chr17 12,650,000 15,540,000 2,890,000 5 gain 4 1 autism,45 mental retardation,44 schizophrenia,23 controls23 0.252 0.041
chr16 60,141,700 61,581,600 1,439,900 16q21, CDH8 no 4 loss 4 0 autism45 0.090
chr16 60,552,237 61,294,685 742,448 1 gain 1 0 schizophrenia23 0.547 0.049
chr11 78,120,000 85,610,000 7,490,000 11q14.1 no 3 loss 3 0 mental retardation,44 schizophrenia23 0.164
chr11 84,304,683 85,042,205 737,522 1 gain 1 0 schizophrenia23 0.547 0.090
chr2 185,118,087 185,909,729 791,642 2q32.1 no 1 loss 1 0 schizophrenia23 0.547
chr2 184,270,000 186,892,000 2,622,000 3 gain 3 0 autism45 0.164 0.090
chr15 82,573,421 83,631,697 1,058,276 15q25 yes 4 loss 4 0 autism,46,47 schizophrenia23 0.090
chr15 na na na 0 gain 0 0 none 1 0.090
chr9 140575 1175526 1,034,951 9p24 no 1 loss 1 0 schizophrenia,23 0.547
chr9 206456 1599250 1,392,794 3 gain 3 0 autism,45 schizophrenia,23 0.164 0.090
chr3 197,179,156 198,842,299 1,663,143 3q29 yes 3 loss 3 0 schizophrenia23,24 0.164
chr3 198,325,925 199,384,429 1,058,504 2 gain 1 1 schizophrenia,23 controls23 1 0.252
chr16 21,693,739 22,611,363 917,624 16p12 yes 5b loss 5b 0 autism,47 schizophrenia23 0.049
chr16 21,441,805 22,688,093 1,246,288 5 gain 2 3 autism,47 schizophrenia,23 controls23 1 0.261
chr16 80,722,684 82,227,917 1,505,233 16q23.3, CDH13 no 2 loss 0 2 controls,23 this study 1
chr16 80,737,839 82,208,451 1,470,612 4 gain 4 0 autism,46 schizophrenia23,24 0.090 0.436
a

Indicates if there are large segmental duplications near breakpoints in hg17.

b

A deletion of ∼480 kb in size in a schizophrenic sample is included in this count.