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Gene Overview of All Published Schizophrenia-Association Studies for PPIL2
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| Status: |
Updated 28 January 2010
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| 1. Case-Control Studies (by ethnic group) |
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SZ Cases |
Normal Controls |
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| Study |
Population |
Source |
# Polys |
# Subjects
(% women) |
DX |
Onset Age
(range) |
Age
(range) |
# Subjects
(% women) |
Age
(range) |
Result |
Comment |
| Caucasian |
Horowitz, 2005
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Israel (I) |
CL |
1
(detail)
| 190
(41%) | U | - | - | 188
(41%) | - | Negative |  |
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| 2. Family-Based Studies (by ethnic group) |
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Affecteds |
Unaffecteds |
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| Study |
Population |
# Polys |
# Families |
# Subjects
(% women) |
DX |
Onset Age
(range) |
Age
(range) |
# Subjects
(% women) |
Age
(range) |
Result |
Comment |
| Caucasian |
Takahashi, 2003
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USA (II) |
1
(detail)
| 39 | 72
(31%) | IIIR | - | 42.1 + 14.4
(-) | - | - | Negative | |
| African Descent |
Takahashi, 2003
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USA (I) |
1
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| 29 | 66
(48%) | IIIR | - | 38.7 + 11.1
(-) | - | - | Negative | |
| Asian |
Takahashi, 2003
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China |
1
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| 52 | 58
(-) | IV | - | - | - | - | Negative | |
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Source: Source of case population -> “CL” (clinic-based), “PO” (population-based), or “CO” (community-based).
# Polys: Number of polymorphisms tested per gene and per sample.
Onset Age and Age: Mean or median age at onset or examination, respectively.
DX: Criteria used to determine SZ diagnosis ->
"IIIR"(DSM-IIIR), "IV" (DSM-IV), "9" (ICD-9), "10" (ICD-10), "M" (Mixed), "RDC" (Research Diagnostic Criteria), "U" (Unknown).
Result: Overall conclusion reached by authors of the original publication (“positive” usually indicates significant (P<0.05) association in at least one of the performed analyses, and “negative” indicates no evidence for significant association, while “trend” indicates results in between).
(-) : Either no data provided or in case of overlap, data included in original study.
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