| Reference |
Statistical Values/Author Comments |
Result of Statistical Analysis |
| Todd RD, 2003 |
haplotype CGA corrected P-value=0.022 in latent-class-defined inattentive ADHD; haplotype of Amplicon 2 ETDT P-value=0.016, X2(2df)=8.30 in latent-class-defined inattentive ADHD, ETDT P-value=0.011, X2(2df)=9.12 in DSM-IV any ADHD, ETDT P-value=0.011, X2(2df)=8.96 in DSM-IV inattentive; haplotype of combined ETDT P-value=0.018, X2(14df)=27.3 in latent-class-defined inattentive ADHD, ETDT P-value=0.035, X2(17df)=29 in DSM-IV any ADHD, ETDT P-value=0.027, X2(12df)=23.1 in DSM-IV inattentive |
Significant
|
| Kent L, 2001(b) |
this study did not support an association between the nicotinic acetylcholine alpha 4 receptor Cfo1 polymorphism and ADHD |
Non-significant
|
| Gizer IR, 2009 |
The present review suggests a possible association between childhood ADHD and CHRNA4. |
Non-significant
|
| Brookes K, 2006 |
UNPHASED TDT P-value=0.0496, global P-value=0.503, WHAP TDT P_sum P-value=0.593; OR=1.32, one or more SNPs with nominal P-value<0.05 located in this gene |
Significant
|
| Bobb AJ, 2005 |
no polymorphism was associated with ADHD |
Non-significant
|
| Guan L, 2009 |
haplotype association analysis: Nominal P-value=0.037, Empirical P-value=0.224 for ADHD-I. 2 SNPs in this gene achieved significance for ADHD-I, and haplotype association test also achieved significance for ADHD-I. |
Significant
|
| Lee J, 2008 |
haplotype GAGC P-value=0.041, X2 =4.161 for all subtypes, P-value=0.004, X2 =8.375 in combined subtype; P-value=0.022 in FBAT analysis for hyperactive/impulsive symptoms; CHRNA4 may be involved in ADHD |
Significant
|