Table 3.
Gene | Study | Condition | Population |
---|---|---|---|
ATF4 | Kakiuchi et al. (2007) | Bipolar disordera | Japanese |
DBZ | Anitha et al. (2009) | Schizophrenia | Japanese |
Bipolar disorder | Japanese | ||
FEZ1 | Yamada et al. (2004) | Bipolar disorder | Japanese |
Schizophreniaa | Japanese | ||
Hodgkinson et al. (2007) | Schizophrenia | American Caucasian | |
African American | |||
Koga et al. (2007) | Schizophrenia | Japanese | |
Nicodemus et al. (2010) | Schizophreniab | American | |
GRB2 | Ikeda et al. (2008) | Schizophrenia | Japanese |
KIF5A | Ikeda et al. (2008) | Schizophrenia | Japanese |
NDE1 | Numata et al. (2008b) | Schizophrenia | Japanese |
Nicodemus et al. (2010) | Schizophreniab | American | |
NDEL1 | Kähler et al. (2008) | Schizophrenia | Scandanavian |
Ikeda et al. (2008) | Schizophrenia | Japanese | |
Rastogi et al. (2009) | Schizophrenia | Canadian | |
PAFAH1B1 | Ikeda et al. (2008) | Schizophrenia | Japanese |
Kähler et al. (2008) | Schizophrenia | Scandanavian | |
PCNT | Numata et al. (2010) | Schizophreniaa | Japanese |
Anitha et al. (2008) | Bipolar disorder | Japanese | |
PDE4B | Holliday et al. (2009) | Schizophreniac | Tamil Nadu, India |
Rastogi et al. (2009) | Schizophreniaa | Canadian | |
Kähler et al. (2009) | Schizophreniaa | Scandinavian | |
Bipolar disorder | Scandinavian | ||
YWHAE | Kähler et al. (2008) | Schizophrenia | Scandanavian |
These studies found nominal association with one or more SNPs, but these did not survive correction for multiple testing.
Nicodemus et al. were principally looking for evidence of genetic epistasis between genes rather than evidence that individual SNPs were associated with schizophrenia.
Holliday et al. found a risk locus proximal to PDE4B in a ethnically homogenous sample, but found no evidence of association to PDE4B itself.