Genetic dissection of hippocampal sclerosis of ageing using magnetic resonance imaging surrogates
Clàudia OlivéiD, Itziar de RojasiD, Linda ZhangiD, Óscar Sotolongo‐GrauiD, Inés QuintelaiD, Pablo García‐GonzáleziD, Raquel PuertaiD, Fernando García‐GutiérreziD, Laura MontrrealiD, María Capdevila-Bayo, Andrea MigueliD, Josep Blázquez-FolchiD, Miguel CaleroiD, Alberto RábanoiD, Ana Belén PastoriD, Teodoro del SeriD, Miguel MedinaiD, Ángel CarracedoiD, Alfredo Ramı́reziD, Laura Molina‐PorceliD, Lluís TárragaiD, Amanda C. CanoiD, Sergi ValeroiD, Marta MarquiéiD, Pascual Sánchez‐JuaniD, , Agustı́n RuiziD
Abstract
INTRODUCTIONHippocampal sclerosis of aging (HS-aging) is frequently present in individuals over 85 who die with dementia. Recent studies suggest that some loci associated with Alzheimers disease (AD) may be more related to HS-aging. We aimed to find AD-associated SNPs potentially related to HS-aging. METHODSWe assessed the relation of the AD polygenic risk score (AD-PRS) with hippocampal subfield volumes assessed by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as HS-by-proxy in 1,130 non-demented participants. We analyzed 1,708 individuals to associate their AD-PRS (83 variants) with AD alongside HS-aging. RESULTSHS-by-proxy measures of fimbria and hippocampal body and head show association with AD-PRS, SHARPIN, GRN and TNIP1, also after replication. We replicated the stronger AD-PRS association with AD in the presence of HS-aging compared to AD alone. DISCUSSIONResults show association between some AD-SNPs and HS-proxy, enriched in immune-brain axis pathways, differentiating HS-aging from AD. This insight aids in understanding their interrelationships and identifying specific therapeutic targets.
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