GeneNetwork.org系统遗传分析

Q2 Neuroscience Current Protocols in Neuroscience Pub Date : 2017-04-10 DOI:10.1002/cpns.23
Clarissa C. Parker, Price E. Dickson, Vivek M. Philip, Mary Thomas, Elissa J. Chesler
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全基因组关联研究(GWAS)已经成为鉴定影响精神疾病和其他疾病易感性的等位基因和分子途径的有力工具。使用小鼠种群定位的正向遗传学允许一种提供严格的遗传和环境控制的互补方法。在本单元中,我们描述了减轻传统上与小鼠遗传作图相关的技术负担的技术和工具,并增强了它们对人类精神疾病的转化应用。我们为选择合适的定位人群提供指导,讨论表型的重要性,并提供详细的说明,使用基于网络的资源基因网络,以帮助神经科学家更好地理解基因影响行为的机制。我们认为,继续发展小鼠图谱、遗传工具、生物信息学资源和统计方法,应该是研究人类精神疾病和其他疾病的遗传和环境基础的并行策略。©2017 by John Wiley &儿子,Inc。
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Systems Genetic Analysis in GeneNetwork.org

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have emerged as a powerful tool to identify alleles and molecular pathways that influence susceptibility to psychiatric disorders and other diseases. Forward genetics using mouse mapping populations allows for a complementary approach that provides rigorous genetic and environmental control. In this unit, we describe techniques and tools that reduce the technical burden traditionally associated with genetic mapping in mice and enhance their translational utility to human psychiatric disorders. We provide guidance on choosing the appropriate mapping population, discuss the importance of phenotype, and offer detailed instructions on using the Web-based resource GeneNetwork to aid neuroscientists in better understanding the mechanisms through which genes influence behavior. We believe that the continued development of mouse mapping populations, genetic tools, bioinformatics resources, and statistical methodologies should remain a parallel strategy by which to investigate the genetic and environmental underpinnings of psychiatric disorders and other diseases in humans. © 2017 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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