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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Methods Mol Biol. 2010;617:261–278. doi: 10.1007/978-1-60327-323-7_20

Table 1.

Statistically significant QTLs of relevance to pain and analgesia in laboratory mice

Phenotype Chromosome LODa Locationb Candidate gene(s) Reference
Acute/tonic pain
Capsaicin 2 5.9 30 (55)
7 4.8 10 (55)
7 5.8 50 (55)
8 4.4 30 (55)

Formalin 9 5.2 60 Atp1b3 (51 cM) (56)
10 4.3 70 Avpr1a (68 cM) (56)

Hot-plate 4 3.8 (♂ only) 71 Oprd1 (65 cM) (57)

Paw withdrawal 7 6.3 50 Calca (54 cM) (4)

Tail-withdrawal 4 3.6 (♂ only) 56 Oprd1 (65 cM) (6)
7 12.6 33 Trpv1 (44 cM) (6)
11 7.8 46

Analgesia
Clonidine 1 4.7 100 Kcnj9 (94 cM) (6)

Morphine 1 4.7 (♀ only) 10 Oprk1 (6 cM) (58)
1 3.2 91 Htr1b (46 cM) (6)
9 5.2 (♀ only) 20 Oprm1 (8 cM) (58)
9 4.5 42 (59)
10 7.5 9 (60)

Stress-induced 8 6.1 (♀ only) 56 Mc1r (68 cm) (57)

U50,488 8 2.7 (♀ only) 67 Mc1r (68 cM) (5)

WIN55,212-2 1 4.4 100 Kcnj9 (94 cM) (6)
7 4.8 40 Trpv1 (44 cM) (6)

Opioid hyperalgesia
Chronic morphine 5 p = 0.000083 * 1 Abcb1b (1 cM) (61)
18 p = 0.00037 * 34 Adrb2 (34 cM) (62)
a

LOD logarithm of the odds score

b

Location of peak LOD score in centiMorgans (cM), a unit of genetic distance. Note that confidence intervals in QTL mapping projects are generally very large