期刊
SPINE
卷 46, 期 11, 页码 E625-E631出版社
LIPPINCOTT WILLIAMS & WILKINS
DOI: 10.1097/BRS.0000000000003880
关键词
BMP6; CNGA1; disc degeneration; genetic association; genetic correlation; GWAS; heritability; NIPAL1; single-nucleotide variants; spondylosis
资金
- Regeneron Genetics Center
- Geisinger
This study conducted a case-control genome-wide association study on spondylosis, identifying a significant genetic locus and genetic correlations with pain, depression, and other traits. Leveraging a multimodal dataset, the research demonstrated the use of a massive genotype database combined with electronic health record data to advance the understanding of genetic factors influencing degenerative spine disease.
Study Design.... A case-control genome-wide association study (GWAS) on spondylosis. Objective.... Leveraging Geisinger's MyCode initiative's multimodal dataset, we aimed to identify genetic associations with degenerative spine disease. Summary of Background Data.... Degenerative spine conditions are a leading cause of global disability; however, the genetic underpinnings of these conditions remain under-investigated. Previous studies using candidate-gene approach suggest a genetic risk for degenerative spine conditions, but large-scale GWASs are lacking. Methods.... We identified 4434 patients with a diagnosis of spondylosis using ICD diagnosis codes with genotype data available. We identified a population-based control of 12,522 patients who did not have any diagnosis for osteoarthritis. A linear-mix, additive genetic model was employed to perform the genetic association tests adjusting for age, sex, and genetic principal components to account for the population structure and relatedness. Gene-based association tests were performed and heritability and genetic correlations with other traits were investigated. Results.... We identified a genome-wide significant locus at rs12190551 (odds ratio = 1.034, 95% confidence interval 1.022-1.046, P = 8.5 x 10(-9), minor allele frequency = 36.9%) located in the intron of BMP6. Additionally, NIPAL1 and CNGA1 achieved Bonferroni significance in the gene-based association tests. The estimated heritability was 7.19%. Furthermore, significant genetic correlations with pain, depression, lumbar spine bone mineral density, and osteoarthritis were identified. Conclusion.... We demonstrated the use of a massive database of genotypes combined with electronic health record data to identify a novel and significant association spondylosis. We also identified significant genetic correlations with pain, depression, bone mineral density, and osteoarthritis, suggesting shared genetic etiology and molecular pathways with these phenotypes.
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