Overview of genome-wide linkage studies in ADHDgene

Search by: Study Type = genome-wide linkage

Total result: 12

Reference	Study Design	Study Type	Ethnicity	Age Group	Sample Size	No. of Reported Regions
Vegt R, 2010	pedigree	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian		24 family members	2
Faraone SV, 2008	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study		Children/Adolescents	271 families, 1170 individuals	3
Romanos M, 2008	pedigree	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents and Adults	8 families, 191 individuals	15
Hebebrand J, 2006	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents	155 sib-pairs	8
Amin N, 2009	pedigree	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents	9 patients	9
Fisher SE, 2002	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents	126 possible affected sib pairs (ASPs) from 104 families	21
Bakker SC, 2003	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents	164 affected sib pairs (ASPs) from 106 families	9
Arcos-Burgos M, 2004 (a)	pedigree	Genome-wide linkage study	Paisa		16 multigenerational families	5
Asherson P, 2008	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents	276 affected siblings	9
Ogdie MN, 2003	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents	270 possible ASPs from 204 families	10
Saviouk V, 2011	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study	Caucasian	Adults	711 families with 3,412 non-clone individuals	5
Rommelse NN, 2008 (b)	affected sib pairs	Genome-wide linkage study (neuropsychological endophenotype approach)	Caucasian	Children/Adolescents	238 ADHD probands and their 112 affected and 195 nonaffected siblings	13