Gene | Genome Location (GRCm39) | Reference | QTL Note |
Alad | Chr4:62427406-62438155 (-) | J:98587 | Microarray analysis was used to identify genes showing alcohol-induced differential expression between inbred strains C57BL/6J and DBA/2J. These genes were then correlated to 6 previously identified alcohol-related QTLs to identify potential candidate genes. Two different Affymetrix microarrays were used in the analysis. Brain expression data from parental strains and 56 (DBA/2J x C57BL/6J)F2 intercross animals were used for analysis. On mouse Chromosome 4, the highest priority candidate genes identified for Alcw2 at 40 cM is Alad (30.6 cM). Other candidate genes with a ranking of modest priority were identified but are not listed here. |
Clic4 | Chr4:134941280-135000071 (-) | J:98595 | Microarray analysis was used to identify genes showing alcohol-induced differential expression between inbred strains C57BL/6J and DBA/2J. These genes were then correlated to alcohol-related QTLs to identify potential candidate genes. The experiment involved identifying genes expressed differentially in alcohol-induced and non-induced animals but the following list of candidate genes are only for alcohol-induced states. On mouse Chromosome 4, several candidate genes were identified for Ap3q at 81 cM and Alcw2 at 40 cM. Candidate genes for Ap3q are Clic4, 2610510H01Rik, Park7, and Tnfrsf9 (75.5 cM). Candidate genes for Alcw2 are Mpdz (38.6 cM) and Nfib (38.6 cM). |
Mpdz | Chr4:81196742-81361052 (-) | J:88800 | Mpdz, a candidate gene for the alcohol withdrawal QTL Alcw2 on mouse Chromosome 4, was examined in this study. Short term selected lines were generated from a (C57BL/6J x DBA/2J)F2 intercross. Animals were selected for high alcohol withdrawal (HAW) or low alcohol withdrawal (LAW) phenotypes and bred for 4 generations. DBA/2J-derived alleles at Mpdz were enriched in the HAW population whereas C57BL/6J-derived alleles were enriched in the LAW population. This association is significant and exceeds that predicted from genetic drift. The same short term selection strategy was used to generate high pentobarbital withdrawal (HPW) and low pentobarbital withdrawal (LPW) lines. Similarly, DBA/2J-derived alleles at Mpdz were enriched in the HPW population whereasC57BL/6J-derived alleles were enriched in the LPW population. This association is significant and exceeds that predicted from genetic drift. |
Mpdz | Chr4:81196742-81361052 (-) | J:98595 | Microarray analysis was used to identify genes showing alcohol-induced differential expression between inbred strains C57BL/6J and DBA/2J. These genes were then correlated to alcohol-related QTLs to identify potential candidate genes. The experiment involved identifying genes expressed differentially in alcohol-induced and non-induced animals but the following list of candidate genes are only for alcohol-induced states. On mouse Chromosome 4, several candidate genes were identified for Ap3q at 81 cM and Alcw2 at 40 cM. Candidate genes for Ap3q are Clic4, 2610510H01Rik, Park7, and Tnfrsf9 (75.5 cM). Candidate genes for Alcw2 are Mpdz (38.6 cM) and Nfib (38.6 cM). |
Nfib | Chr4:82208410-82424988 (-) | J:98595 | Microarray analysis was used to identify genes showing alcohol-induced differential expression between inbred strains C57BL/6J and DBA/2J. These genes were then correlated to alcohol-related QTLs to identify potential candidate genes. The experiment involved identifying genes expressed differentially in alcohol-induced and non-induced animals but the following list of candidate genes are only for alcohol-induced states. On mouse Chromosome 4, several candidate genes were identified for Ap3q at 81 cM and Alcw2 at 40 cM. Candidate genes for Ap3q are Clic4, 2610510H01Rik, Park7, and Tnfrsf9 (75.5 cM). Candidate genes for Alcw2 are Mpdz (38.6 cM) and Nfib (38.6 cM). |
Park7 | Chr4:150981590-150994378 (-) | J:98595 | Microarray analysis was used to identify genes showing alcohol-induced differential expression between inbred strains C57BL/6J and DBA/2J. These genes were then correlated to alcohol-related QTLs to identify potential candidate genes. The experiment involved identifying genes expressed differentially in alcohol-induced and non-induced animals but the following list of candidate genes are only for alcohol-induced states. On mouse Chromosome 4, several candidate genes were identified for Ap3q at 81 cM and Alcw2 at 40 cM. Candidate genes for Ap3q are Clic4, 2610510H01Rik, Park7, and Tnfrsf9 (75.5 cM). Candidate genes for Alcw2 are Mpdz (38.6 cM) and Nfib (38.6 cM). |
Rcc2 | Chr4:140427852-140450531 (+) | J:98595 | Microarray analysis was used to identify genes showing alcohol-induced differential expression between inbred strains C57BL/6J and DBA/2J. These genes were then correlated to alcohol-related QTLs to identify potential candidate genes. The experiment involved identifying genes expressed differentially in alcohol-induced and non-induced animals but the following list of candidate genes are only for alcohol-induced states. On mouse Chromosome 4, several candidate genes were identified for Ap3q at 81 cM and Alcw2 at 40 cM. Candidate genes for Ap3q are Clic4, 2610510H01Rik, Park7, and Tnfrsf9 (75.5 cM). Candidate genes for Alcw2 are Mpdz (38.6 cM) and Nfib (38.6 cM). |
Tnfrsf9 | Chr4:151004612-151030561 (+) | J:98595 | Microarray analysis was used to identify genes showing alcohol-induced differential expression between inbred strains C57BL/6J and DBA/2J. These genes were then correlated to alcohol-related QTLs to identify potential candidate genes. The experiment involved identifying genes expressed differentially in alcohol-induced and non-induced animals but the following list of candidate genes are only for alcohol-induced states. On mouse Chromosome 4, several candidate genes were identified for Ap3q at 81 cM and Alcw2 at 40 cM. Candidate genes for Ap3q are Clic4, 2610510H01Rik, Park7, and Tnfrsf9 (75.5 cM). Candidate genes for Alcw2 are Mpdz (38.6 cM) and Nfib (38.6 cM). |
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