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Genetic versus stress and mood determinants of sleep in the Amish
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part B: Neuropsychiatric Genetics ( IF 1.6 ) Pub Date : 2021-03-01 , DOI: 10.1002/ajmg.b.32840
Heather A Bruce 1 , Peter Kochunov 1 , Joshua Chiappelli 1 , Anya Savransky 1 , Kathleen Carino 1 , Jessica Sewell 1 , Wyatt Marshall 1 , Mark Kvarta 1 , Francis J McMahon 2 , Seth A Ament 3, 4 , Teodor T Postolache 5, 6, 7 , Jeff O'Connell 8, 9 , Alan Shuldiner 10 , Braxton Mitchell 9, 11 , L Elliot Hong 1
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Sleep is essential to the human brain and is regulated by genetics with many features conserved across species. Sleep is also influenced by health and environmental factors; identifying replicable genetic variants contributing to sleep may require accounting for these factors. We examined how stress and mood disorder contribute to sleep and impact its heritability. Our sample included 326 Amish/Mennonite individuals with a lifestyle with limited technological interferences with sleep. Sleep measures included Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI), bedtime, wake time, and time to sleep onset. Current stress level, cumulative life stressors, and mood disorder were also evaluated. We estimated the heritability of sleep features and examined the impact of current stress, lifetime stress, mood diagnosis on sleep quality. The results showed current stress, lifetime stress, and mood disorder were independently associated with PSQI score (p < .05). Heritability of PSQI was low (0–0.23) before and after accounting for stress and mood. Bedtime, wake time, and minutes to sleep time did show significant heritability at 0.44, 0.42, and 0.29. However, after adjusting for shared environment, only heritability of wake time remained significant. Sleep is affected by environmental stress and mental health factors even in a society with limited technological interference with sleep. Wake time may be a more biological marker of sleep as compared to the evening measures which are more influenced by other household members. Accounting for nongenetic and partially genetic determinants of sleep particularly stress and mood disorder is likely important for improving the precision of genetic studies of sleep.

中文翻译:

阿米什人睡眠的遗传与压力和情绪决定因素

睡眠对人类大脑至关重要,受遗传调控,具有跨物种保存的许多特征。睡眠也受健康和环境因素的影响;识别有助于睡眠的可复制遗传变异可能需要考虑这些因素。我们研究了压力和情绪障碍如何影响睡眠并影响其遗传性。我们的样本包括 326 名阿米什/门诺派人士,他们的生活方式对睡眠的技术干扰有限。睡眠测量包括匹兹堡睡眠质量指数 (PSQI)、就寝时间、起床时间和入睡时间。还评估了当前的压力水平、累积的生活压力源和情绪障碍。我们估计了睡眠特征的遗传力,并检查了当前压力、终生压力、情绪诊断对睡眠质量的影响。p  < .05)。在考虑压力和情绪之前和之后,PSQI 的遗传力较低(0-0.23)。就寝时间、起床时间和睡眠时间确实显示出显着的遗传力,分别为 0.44、0.42 和 0.29。然而,在调整共享环境后,只有唤醒时间的遗传性仍然显着。即使在技术对睡眠的干扰有限的社会中,睡眠也会受到环境压力和心理健康因素的影响。与更受其他家庭成员影响的夜间测量相比,起床时间可能是睡眠的更具生物学意义的标志。考虑睡眠的非遗传和部分遗传决定因素,特别是压力和情绪障碍,对于提高睡眠遗传研究的精确度可能很重要。
更新日期:2021-03-10
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