The Genomics of Highly Treatment Resistant Schizophrenia

高度耐药性精神分裂症的基因组学

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PROJECT SUMMARY / ABSTRACT My long term goal is to lead an independent research laboratory that translates psychiatric genetics findings into the development of novel therapeutics. My previous training in neuropsychopharmacology brought me to the forefront of contemporary psychiatric drug discovery efforts where I realized that novel therapeutic development is needed. Psychiatric genetics has the potential to uncover novel drug targets and treatment strategies. In order to effectively translate genetic findings to therapeutic drug development, I need the ability to analyze and interpret genetic findings in order to prioritize research and development efforts. My immediate career goal is to obtain the skill set necessary to use genomics data to advance psychotherapeutic development. The proposed 4-year career development award will provide an immersive training opportunity in psychiatric genetics that will enable me to design, execute, analyze, and interpret psychiatric genetic research. The proposed research project investigates the genomics of schizophrenia (SCZ) in a sample of highly treatment resistant subjects. These individuals are actively treated, adherent to prescribed medications, reside in a protected environment, do not abuse drugs, and yet many have been severely psychotic for years. The primary goal is to screen a subject’s genome for rare variation that can cause a clinical presentation initially indistinguishable from SCZ. We hypothesize that highly treatment resistant SCZ subjects have rare genetic mutations of strong effect, such as a Mendelian disease. Analysis of a large and notably severe SCZ sample will provide a rigorous test of this hypothesis. Positive findings could dramatically alter the clinical impact of SCZ genomics due to the availability of effective treatments for some disorders. First, we will establish our sample by obtaining consent, then phenotyping and collecting blood samples of patients. Second, we will perform high-throughput genotyping of these samples using whole exome sequencing and DNA microarrays. Third, we will screen these genomic data for rare variants of strong effect relating to their primary diagnosis and their pharmacological treatment. We will also look for and report any secondary findings. Prior to returning our findings to the medical team, the results will be verified by a CLIA-certified laboratory. Finally, we will identify rare variation for future studies (R01) and analyze the data for variation associated with highly treatment-resistant SCZ. In addition to the scientific and therapeutic benefits inherent in this work, this project provides an immersive training program in human genomics studies that aligns with my career goals. In addition to the training provided by the proposed research, I will also undertake an extensive training plan involving mentorship by leaders in the field of statistical genetics, bioinformatics, and the ethical, legal and social implications of medical genetics. Due to my strong background in neuropsychopharmacology, I will be able to use the skills acquired in the proposed project to launch into an independent research career investigating the therapeutic potential of psychiatric genomics findings. Furthermore, this project will provide a wealth of preliminary data for a subsequent R01 which will be prepared and submitted during year 4 of this training plan.
项目摘要 /摘要 我的长期目标是领导独立研究实验室翻译精神遗传学发现 我在神经心理学方面的普罗维登斯培训中的发展 当代精神药物的最前沿发现了我意识到治疗疗法的情况 需要发育。 策略。 分析和解释遗传发现,以优先考虑我的直接发展 职业目标是获得使用基因组数据来推动心理治疗所需的技能集 开发的4年职业发展奖将在 精神病遗传学将使我能够设计,执行,分析和解释精神病遗传学研究。 支撑研究项目研究了精神分裂症(SCZ)的基因组学在高度的样本中 这些人会积极治疗,遵守处方药 在受保护的环境中,请勿滥用药物,但许多人多年来一直处于精神病状态 主要目标是筛选受试者的基因组,以实现罕见变异,该变异最初引起临床表现 我们与SCZ无法区分。 强大的突变,例如孟德尔疾病。 将对这一假设提供严格的检验。 SCZ基因组学由于有效治疗的某些物体可用性。 通过获得促销,表型和收集患者的血液样本样本。 使用整个外显子组测序和DNA微阵列对这些样品进行高通量基因分型。 第三,我们将筛选这些基因组数据的稀有变体,与其主要诊断有关 他们的药理处理 我们对医疗团队的发现将由CLIA认证的实验室验证 确定未来研究的罕见变化(R01),并分析具有高差异的数据。 耐药性SCZ除了这项工作固有的科学和治疗疗法外 在人类基因组学研究中提供了一项与我的职业目标相吻合的涂线性培训计划 除了支撑研究提供的培训外,我还将执行广泛的培训计划 涉及统计遗传学,生物信息学领域的领导人的指导以及道德,法律和法律的指导 由于我在神经心理学方面的强烈背景,医学遗传学的社会影响 能够利用支撑项目中获得的技能来启动到独立的研究职业 研究精神基因组学发现的治疗潜力。 随后的R01的大量初步数据,该数据将在此期间准备并提交 培训计划。

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{{ truncateString('Martilias Stephen Farrell', 18)}}的其他基金

Cell Type Specific Control of Neuronal Signaling
神经元信号传导的细胞类型特异性控制
  • 批准号:
    8322176
  • 财政年份:
    2010
  • 资助金额:
    $ 14.18万
  • 项目类别:
Cell Type Specific Control of Neuronal Signaling
神经元信号传导的细胞类型特异性控制
  • 批准号:
    8112596
  • 财政年份:
    2010
  • 资助金额:
    $ 14.18万
  • 项目类别:
Cell Type Specific Control of Neuronal Signaling
神经元信号传导的细胞类型特异性控制
  • 批准号:
    7999125
  • 财政年份:
    2010
  • 资助金额:
    $ 14.18万
  • 项目类别:

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