Study Report

Study Information

Basic Info
Reference |
Sadeh, N.,2016 PMID: 27038412
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Citation |
Sadeh, N., et al. (2016). "Epigenetic Variation at Ska2 Predicts Suicide Phenotypes And Internalizing Psychopathology." Depress Anxiety 33(4): 308-315. |
Phenotype |
PTSD symptoms, PTSD diagnosis |
Trauma |
Various |
Study Design |
Cross-sectional study |
Study Type |
Candidate gene association study |
Sample Size |
466 samples |
SNP/Marker Size |
1 SNP |
Predominant Ethnicity |
Caucasian |
Population |
American |
Gender |
302 males, 164 females |
Age |
Mean age=52.4 years,SD=10.7 |

Detail Info
Sample Diagnosis |
DSM-IV |
Related Diagnostic Tools |
Clinician Administered PTSD Scale (CAPS), Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV (SCID-IV) |
Sample Status |
The sample consisted of 466 White, non-Hispanic military veterans and their cohabitating intimate partners (veterans=73%, partners=27%). Both current and lifetime PTSD were measured. 55% with MDD, 17% with dysthymia, 11% with GAD. |
Controls Exposed |
NA |
Replication Size |
None |
Result Summary |
Genetic variation at the methylation-associated SNP (rs7208505) was not related to any of the phenotypes examined. |
Potential Biomarker |
None |

Genetic result reported by this study

Normal genetic result reported by this study (count: 2)
Marker |
Phenotype |
Related Gene |
Statistical Values |
Author Comments |
Marker's Category |
rs7208505
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PTSD symptoms |
SKA2 |
B<0.05,P-value>0.66 |
SKA2 genotype was also not a significant predictor of PTSD s......
SKA2 genotype was also not a significant predictor of PTSD symptoms.
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Non-significant |
rs7208505
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PTSD diagnosis |
SKA2 |
Wald X2<0.99,P-value>0.32 |
SKA2 genotype was also not a significant predictor of PTSD d......
SKA2 genotype was also not a significant predictor of PTSD diagnosis.
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Non-significant |