Behavioral genetic analyses have not demonstrated robust, unique, genetic correlates of hippocampal subregion volume. Genetic differentiation of hippocampal longitudinal axis subregion volume has not yet been investigated in population-based samples, although this has been demonstrated in rodent and post-mortem human tissue work. The following study is the first population-based investigation of genetic factors that contribute to gray matter volume along the hippocampal longitudinal axis. Twin-based biometric analyses demonstrated that longitudinal axis subregions are associated with significant, unique, genetic variance, and that longitudinal axis subregions are also associated with significant shared, hippocampus-general, genetic factors. Our study's findings suggest that genetic differences in hippocampal longitudinal axis structure can be detected in individual differences in gray matter volume in population-level research designs.
Shared and unique heritability of hippocampal subregion volumes in children and adults
Jacob G. Pine,Arpana Agrawal,Ryan Bogdan,S. Kandala,Shelly R. Cooper,D. Barch
Published 2023 in NeuroImage
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2023
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NeuroImage
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2023-11-01
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Biology, Medicine, Computer Science, Psychology
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Semantic Scholar, PubMed
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