Analysis of Genetically Regulated Gene Expression identifies a trauma type specific PTSD gene, SNRNP35
Author:
Huckins Laura MORCID, Breen Michael SORCID, Chatzinakos ChrisORCID, Hartmann JakobORCID, Klengel TorstenORCID, da Silva Almeida Ana C, Dobbyn AmandaORCID, Girdhar KiranORCID, Hoffman Gabriel EORCID, Klengel Claudia, Logue Mark W, Lori AdrianaORCID, Morrison Filomene GORCID, Nguyen Hoang T, Park YongjinORCID, Ruderfer DouglasORCID, Sloofman Laura GORCID, van Rooij Sanne JHORCID, Baker Dewleen GORCID, Chen Chia-YenORCID, Cox NancyORCID, Duncan Laramie EORCID, Geyer Mark AORCID, Glatt Stephen J.ORCID, Im Hae KyungORCID, Maihofer Adam XORCID, Risbrough Victoria BORCID, Smoller Jordan WORCID, Stein Dan JORCID, Yehuda RachelORCID, Liberzon IsraelORCID, Koenen Karestan CORCID, Jovanovic TanjaORCID, Kellis ManolisORCID, Miller Mark WORCID, Bacanu Silviu-AlinORCID, Nievergelt Caroline MORCID, Buxbaum Joseph DORCID, Sklar PamelaORCID, Ressler Kerry JORCID, Stahl Eli AORCID, Daskalakis Nikolaos PORCID,
Abstract
SUMMARYPTSD has significant genetic heritability; however, it is unclear how genetic risk influences tissue-specific gene expression. We used brain and non-brain transcriptomic imputation models to impute genetically regulated gene expression (GReX) in 9,087 PTSD-cases and 23,811 controls and identified thirteen significant GReX-PTSD associations. The results suggest substantial genetic heterogeneity between civilian and military PTSD cohorts. The top study-wide significant PTSD-association was with predicted downregulation of the Small Nuclear Ribonucleoprotein U11/U12 Subunit 35 (SNRNP35) in the BA9 region of the prefrontal cortex (PFC) in military cohorts. In peripheral leukocytes from 175 U.S. Marines, the observed PTSD differential gene expression correlated with the predicted blood GReX differences for these individuals, and deployment stress downregulatedSNRNP35expression, primarily in Marines with post-deployment PTSD. SNRNP35 is a subunit of the minor spliceosome complex andSNRNP35knockdown in cells validated its functional importance in U12-intron splicing. Finally, mimicking acute activation of the endogenous stress axis in mice downregulated PFCSnrnp35expression.
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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