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Common Genetic Variation and Age of Onset of Anorexia Nervosa.

Watson HJ, Thornton LM, Yilmaz Z et al.

36324647 PubMed ID
GWAS Study Type
9335 Participants
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Chapter I

Publication Details

Comprehensive information about this research publication

Authors

WH
Watson HJ
TL
Thornton LM
YZ
Yilmaz Z
BJ
Baker JH
CJ
Coleman JRI
AR
Adan RAH
AL
Alfredsson L
AO
Andreassen OA
AH
Ask H
BW
Berrettini WH
BM
Boehnke M
BI
Boehm I
BC
Boni C
BK
Buehren K
BJ
Bulant J
BR
Burghardt R
CX
Chang X
CS
Cichon S
CR
Cone RD
CP
Courtet P
CS
Crow S
CJ
Crowley JJ
DU
Danner UN
DZ
de Zwaan M
DG
Dedoussis G
DJ
DeSocio JE
DD
Dick DM
DD
Dikeos D
DC
Dina C
DS
Djurovic S
DM
Dmitrzak-Weglarz M
DE
Docampo-Martinez E
DP
Duriez P
EK
Egberts K
ES
Ehrlich S
EJ
Eriksson JG
EG
Escaramís G
ET
Esko T
EX
Estivill X
FA
Farmer A
FF
Fernández-Aranda F
FM
Fichter MM
FM
Föcker M
FL
Foretova L
FA
Forstner AJ
FO
Frei O
GS
Gallinger S
GI
Giegling I
GJ
Giuranna J
GF
Gonidakis F
GP
Gorwood P
GM
Gratacòs M
GS
Guillaume S
GY
Guo Y
HH
Hakonarson H
HJ
Hauser J
HA
Havdahl A
HJ
Hebebrand J
HS
Helder SG
HS
Herms S
HB
Herpertz-Dahlmann B
HW
Herzog W
HA
Hinney A
HC
Hübel C
HJ
Hudson JI
IH
Imgart H
JS
Jamain S
JV
Janout V
JS
Jiménez-Murcia S
JI
Jones IR
JA
Julià A
KG
Kalsi G
KD
Kaminská D
KJ
Kaprio J
KL
Karhunen L
KM
Kas MJH
KP
Keel PK
KJ
Kennedy JL
KA
Keski-Rahkonen A
KK
Kiezebrink K
KL
Klareskog L
KK
Klump KL
KG
Knudsen GPS
LV
La Via MC
LH
Le Hellard S
LM
Leboyer M
LD
Li D
LL
Lilenfeld L
LB
Lin B
LJ
Lissowska J
LJ
Luykx J
MP
Magistretti P
MM
Maj M
MS
Marsal S
MC
Marshall CR
MM
Mattingsdal M
MI
Meulenbelt I
MN
Micali N
MK
Mitchell KS
MA
Monteleone AM
MP
Monteleone P
MR
Myers R
NM
Navratilova M
NI
Ntalla I
OJ
O'Toole JK
OR
Ophoff RA
PL
Padyukov L
PJ
Pantel J
PH
Papežová H
PD
Pinto D
RA
Raevuori A
RN
Ramoz N
RT
Reichborn-Kjennerud T
RV
Ricca V
RS
Ripatti S
RS
Ripke S
RF
Ritschel F
RM
Roberts M
RA
Rotondo A
RD
Rujescu D
RF
Rybakowski F
SA
Scherag A
SS
Scherer SW
SU
Schmidt U
SL
Scott LJ
SJ
Seitz J
SY
Silén Y
ŠL
Šlachtová L
SP
Slagboom PE
S'
Slof-Op 't Landt MCT
SA
Slopien A
SS
Sorbi S
ŚB
Świątkowska B
TA
Tortorella A
TF
Tozzi F
TJ
Treasure J
TA
Tsitsika A
TM
Tyszkiewicz-Nwafor M
TK
Tziouvas K
VE
van Elburg AA
VF
van Furth EF
WE
Walton E
WE
Widen E
ZS
Zerwas S
ZS
Zipfel S
BA
Bergen AW
BJ
Boden JM
BH
Brandt H
CS
Crawford S
HK
Halmi KA
HL
Horwood LJ
JC
Johnson C
KA
Kaplan AS
KW
Kaye WH
MJ
Mitchell JE
OC
Olsen CM
PJ
Pearson JF
PN
Pedersen NL
SM
Strober M
WT
Werge T
WD
Whiteman DC
WD
Woodside DB
GS
Gordon S
MS
Maguire S
LJ
Larsen JT
PR
Parker R
PL
Petersen LV
JJ
Jordan J
KM
Kennedy M
WT
Wade TD
BA
Birgegård A
LP
Lichtenstein P
LM
Landén M
MN
Martin NG
MP
Mortensen PB
BG
Breen G
BC
Bulik CM
Chapter II

Abstract

Summary of the research findings

Genetics and biology may influence the age of onset of anorexia nervosa (AN). The aims of this study were to determine whether common genetic variation contributes to age of onset of AN and to investigate the genetic associations between age of onset of AN and age at menarche.

9,335 European ancestry individuals

Chapter III

Study Statistics

Key metrics and study information

9335
Total Participants
GWAS
Study Type
No
Replicated
European
Ancestry
Spain, Greece, Canada, Sweden, Netherlands, Czech Republic, U.S., Norway, Finland, Poland, Italy, U.K., France, Germany
Recruitment Country
Chapter IV

Analysis

Comprehensive review of health and genetic findings

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