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Asociační studie vztahu čtrnácti polymorfizmů kandidátních genů k dispozicím k závislosti na alkoholu

Title in English The association study of the relationship between fourteen candidate gene polymorphisms and dispositions to the alcoholism
Authors

ŠERÝ Omar LOCHMAN Jan GLÁSLOVÁ Kateřina ŠTAIF Radim NOVOTNÝ Miroslav KMOCH Antonín ZVOLSKÝ Petr

Year of publication 2009
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source Česká a Slovenská psychiatrie
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Science

Citation
Field Genetics and molecular biology
Keywords alcoholism association study polymorphism gene COMT IL6 IL2 MAO DAT1 DRD2
Description Predisposition to alcohol dependence is affected by multiple environmental and genetic factors. Modern molecular genetic techniques allow examining specific genes involved in the pathophysiology of complex diseases such as alcoholism. Between strategies for susceptibility gene identification are association studies. We carried out the association study of fourteen candidate gene polymorphisms and alcoholism. The association study was performed on 847 persons. We found the association between alcoholism and genes for COMT, MAO-B, IL6, IL2, LILRA1 and PSG11. All associated genes influence the neurodevelopment of central nervous system. We suppose the relationship between genes involved in the neurodevelopment of CNS and dispositions to the alcoholism.
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