Nature genetics · 2022
Genetic analysis of the human microglial transcriptome across brain regions, aging and disease pathologies.
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Lopes Katia de Paiva, Snijders Gijsje J L, Humphrey Jack, Allan Amanda, Sneeboer Marjolein A M, Navarro Elisa, Schilder Brian M, Vialle Ricardo A, Parks Madison, Missall Roy, van Zuiden Welmoed, Gigase Frederieke A J, Kübler Raphael, van Berlekom Amber Berdenis, Hicks Emily M, Bӧttcher Chotima, Priller Josef, Kahn René S, de Witte Lot D, Raj Towfique
Аннотация
Microglia have emerged as important players in brain aging and pathology. To understand how genetic risk for neurological and psychiatric disorders is related to microglial function, large transcriptome studies are essential. Here we describe the transcriptome analysis of 255 primary human microglial samples isolated at autopsy from multiple brain regions of 100 individuals. We performed systematic analyses to investigate various aspects of microglial heterogeneities, including brain region and aging. We mapped expression and splicing quantitative trait loci and showed that many neurological disease susceptibility loci are mediated through gene expression or splicing in microglia. Fine-mapping of these loci nominated candidate causal variants that are within microglia-specific enhancers, finding associations with microglial expression of USP6NL for Alzheimer's disease and P2RY12 for Parkinson's disease. We have built the most comprehensive catalog to date of genetic effects on the microglial transcriptome and propose candidate functional variants in neurological and psychiatric disorders.