The investigation into CYP2E1 in relation to the level of response to alcohol through a combination of linkage and association analysis.
- Authors
- Webb, Amy; Lind, Penelope A; Kalmijn, Jelger; Feiler, Heidi S; Smith, Tom L; Schuckit, Marc A; Wilhelmsen, Kirk
- Year
- 2011
- Journal
- Alcoholism, clinical and experimental research
- PMID
- 20958328
- DOI
- 10.1111/j.1530-0277.2010.01317.x
- PMCID
- PMC3005010
BACKGROUND: A low level of response to alcohol during an individual's early experience with alcohol is associated with an increase risk of alcoholism. A family-based genome-wide linkage analysis using sibling pairs that underwent an alcohol challenge where the level of response to alcohol was measured with the Subjective High Assessment Scale (SHAS) implicated the 10q terminal (10qter) region. CYP2E1, a gene known for its involvement with ethanol metabolism, maps to this region. METHODS: Variance component multipoint linkage analysis was performed on a combined map of single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) and microsatellite data. To account for the heterogeneity evident in the dataset, a calculation assuming locus heterogeneity was made using the Heterogeneity Log of Odds (HLOD) score. Association between SNP marker allele counts and copy number and SHAS scores were evaluated using a logistic regression model. RESULTS: Linkage analysis detected significant linkage to CYP2E1, which was diminished because of apparent locus heterogeneity traced to a single family with extreme phenotypes. In retrospect, circumstances recorded during testing for this family suggest that their phenotype data are likely to be unreliable. Significant allelic associations were detected for several CYP2E1 polymorphisms and the SHAS score. DNA sequencing from families that contributed the greatest evidence for linkage did not detect any changes directly affecting the primary amino acid sequence. With the removal of a single family, combined evidence from microsatellites and SNPs offers significant linkage between the level of response to alcohol and the region on the end of chromosome 10. CONCLUSION: Combined linkage and association indicate that sequence changes in or near CYP2E1 affect the level of response to alcohol providing a predictor of risk of alcoholism. The absence of coding sequence changes indicates that regulatory sequences are responsible. Implicating CYP2E1 in the level of response to alcohol allows inferences to be made about how the brain perceives alcohol.
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| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| 10qter local | variant |
| 1 copy local | phenotype |
| 2 copies local | phenotype |
| >3 copies local | phenotype |
| 3 copies local | phenotype |
| 4-hydroxynonenal | drug |
| 5-HT | drug |
| 96 families local | cohort |
| acetaldehyde | drug |
| acetaminophen | drug |
| acetic acid | drug |
| ADH | gene |
| African American | cohort |
| alcohol | phenotype |
| alcohol dependence | phenotype |
| alcoholic liver disease | phenotype |
| alcoholism | phenotype |
| alcohol related liver disease local | phenotype |
| alcohol sensitivity | phenotype |
| alcohol use disorders | phenotype |
| amount consumed 24 hours prior to challenge local | phenotype |
| antibody response local | phenotype |
| Asian | cohort |
| ATP | drug |
| average number of drinks consumed on days the subject consumed alcohol local | phenotype |
| blood alcohol level | phenotype |
| Body sway | phenotype |
| brain | anatomy |
| Breath alcohol level | phenotype |
| cancer | phenotype |
| CAT | gene |
| Catalase knockout mice local | cohort |
| Caucasian population | cohort |
| Caucasians | cohort |
| children of alcoholics | cohort |
| chronic alcoholism | phenotype |
| cigarettes | phenotype |
| college students | cohort |
| Combined sibling pairs local | cohort |
| copy number local | variant |
| Copy number of CYP2E1 local | variant |
| CYP2E1 | gene |
| CYP2E1*1B local | variant |
| CYP2E1*1D local | variant |
| CYP2E1*5B local | variant |
| CYP2E1*5B c1 local | variant |
| CYP2E1*5B c1 allele local | variant |
| CYP2E1*5B c2 local | variant |
| CYP2E1*5B c2 allele local | variant |
| CYP2E1*6 local | variant |
| CYP2E1 c2 allele local | variant |
| CYP2E1 copy number local | variant |
| CYP2E1 knockout mice local | cohort |
| CYP2E1 variant local | variant |
| decreased DNA repair local | phenotype |
| digestive system cancer local | phenotype |
| Discordant family local | cohort |
| elevated CYP2E1 activity local | phenotype |
| Elevated CYP2E1 activity local | phenotype |
| ethanol consumption | phenotype |
| ethanol users with chronic liver disease local | cohort |
| excessive alcohol consumption | phenotype |
| Fainting local | phenotype |
| families | cohort |
| Families with Strongest Evidence of Linkage local | cohort |
| family 44 local | cohort |
| GABA | phenotype |
| genetic variants | cohort |
| glutathione | drug |
| glutathione depletion local | phenotype |
| HapMap | cohort |
| heavy drinking | phenotype |
| hepatocellular carcinoma | phenotype |
| high blood acetaldehyde levels local | phenotype |
| Higher future drinking levels local | phenotype |
| human subjects | cohort |
| hydrogen peroxide | drug |
| Index cases local | cohort |
| Index Cases local | cohort |
| Japanese men local | cohort |
| Kcnma1 | gene |
| Koreans | cohort |
| Linkage signal local | phenotype |
| liver injury | phenotype |
| LOD score local | phenotype |
| maximum amount drank in one day local | phenotype |
| Mexican American | cohort |
| Mexican Indians population local | cohort |
| NAD+ | drug |
| NADH | drug |
| NADP+ local | drug |
| NADPH | drug |
| NADPH oxidase | drug |
| Native Americans | cohort |
| nicotine | drug |
| nicotine use | phenotype |
| non-smokers | phenotype |
| number of cigarettes smoked on days where the subject smoked local | phenotype |
| number of days of smoking in a month local | phenotype |
| number of days the subject drank in the last week local | phenotype |
| oral cavity cancer | phenotype |
| oxidative stress | phenotype |
| oxygen | drug |
| participants | cohort |
| Phenotyping error local | phenotype |
| procarcinogens local | drug |
| rats | cohort |
| reactive oxygen species | drug |
| Recent alcohol consumption | phenotype |
| respiratory system cancer local | phenotype |
| ROS | drug |
| rs10776687 local | variant |
| rs2031920 local | variant |
| rs2070676 local | variant |
| rs2515641 local | variant |
| Schuckit 2005 sibling pairs local | cohort |
| Self-Rating of the Effects of alcohol | phenotype |
| Sensitivity to sedative effects of ethanol local | phenotype |
| SHAS phenotype local | phenotype |
| SHAS score local | phenotype |
| sibling pairs | cohort |
| smoking | phenotype |
| smoking behavior | phenotype |
| SNP | cohort |
| Stage 1 samples local | cohort |
| Stage 2 samples local | cohort |
| Subjective High Assessment Scale | phenotype |
| Subjective High Assessment Scale (SHAS) | phenotype |
| subjects | cohort |
| superoxide anion | drug |
| Taiwanese population local | cohort |
| tobacco use | phenotype |
| wild-type mice | cohort |
| Wilhelmsen 2003 sibling pairs local | cohort |
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