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If you tested your DNA with a personal genomics service like 23andMe, DeCODEme, FTDNA's Family Finder or another testing company, you can learn more about your risk factors for hundreds of diseases. Many of these SNP's are tested but not (yet) part of the report provided by personal genomics companies. This is free extra information.
We recommend that you install the SNPTips add-on for Mozilla Firefox to browse these pages. It allows you to upload your DNA results in the browser and show instantly which allele variant you have for each of the SNP listed below.
What can DNA tell you about yourself ?
List of genetically determined neuropsychological traits and their associated genes
Alleles : This list comprises positive, neutral and negative traits
and conditions. Therefore we won't refer to risk factor like for diseases
here. Correlated alleles can be either strongly
associated (over 3x higher chances) or moderately
associated (up to 3x higher chances) with each condition/trait.
In some cases the allele can be negatively correlated
(lower chances). Depending on the testing company, sometimes A is reported
as T, and G is reported as C, or vice-versa.
Testing companies :
A = 23andMe (all versions) ; A2* = 23andMe (v2 only) ; A2 = 23andMe (v2 & v3) ; A3 = 23andMe (v3 only)
B = DeCODEme
C = Family Tree DNA Family Finder
Bold letters indicate that the SNP is part of the official report, and is therefore likely to be more reliable. Only SNP's in the official report are listed for deCODEme.
Description |
Chromosome |
Gene |
SNP |
Alleles |
Tested by* |
Links |
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Emotional commitment |
12 |
AVPR1A |
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Walum et al. (2008) (Press release) |
Faithfulness |
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Green et al. (2007) |
Handedness |
B |
LRRTM1 |
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|
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Francks et al. (2007) |
|
B |
CTNNA2 |
rs1446109 |
AA, AG, GG |
A, C |
|
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|
|
rs1007371 |
AA, AT,
TT |
A |
|
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|
|
rs723524 |
GG, GT, TT |
A, C |
|
Happiness |
17 |
SLC6A4 (SERT or 5HTT) |
rs25531 |
AA, AG, GG |
A3 |
De Neve et al (2011), Lykken & Tellegen |
|
|
|
rs2020933 |
AA, AT,
TT |
A3 |
|
Hyperactivity |
22 |
COMT |
rs6269 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
Bialecka et al. (2008) |
|
|
|
rs4633 |
CC, CT,
TT |
A, C |
|
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rs4818 |
CC, CG, GG |
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rs4680 |
AA, AG, GG |
A, C |
|
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rs165599 |
AA, AG,
GG |
A, C |
|
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|
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rs2097903 |
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Intelligence / IQ |
5 |
ADRB2 |
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Bochdanovits et al. (2008) |
|
7 |
CHRM2 |
rs324640 |
AA, AG, GG |
C |
Link |
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|
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rs324650 |
AA, AT, TT |
A |
|
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rs2061174 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
|
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rs2350780 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
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rs6948054 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
|
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rs7810473 |
AA, AG, GG |
A, C |
|
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rs1364402 |
CC, CT,
TT |
A |
|
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rs1378646 |
CC, CT, TT |
A, C |
|
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|
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rs7782965 |
CC, CT,
TT |
A3 |
|
Intelligence / IQ (cognitive abilities,
attention, memory) |
6 |
DTNBP1 |
rs3213207 |
CC, CT, TT |
A |
|
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|
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rs760761 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
|
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rs1011313 |
AA, AG, GG |
A, C |
|
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rs2619522 |
AA, AC,
CC |
A, C |
|
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rs2619528 |
AA, AG, GG |
A3 |
|
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|
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rs2619538 |
AA, AT, TT |
A |
|
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|
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rs2619539 |
CC, CG,
GG |
A3 |
|
|
11 |
BDNF |
rs6265 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
|
Intelligence / IQ (non-verbal) |
20 |
SNAP25 |
rs363039 |
CC, CT,
TT |
A, C |
|
|
|
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rs363043 |
CC, CT, TT |
A, C |
|
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rs353016 |
CC, CT, TT |
|
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|
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rs363050 |
AA, AG,
GG |
A |
|
Intelligence (higher IQ if breastfed) |
11 |
FADS2 |
rs1535 |
AA, AG,
GG |
A |
Caspi et al. (2007) |
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|
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rs174575 |
CC, CG,
GG |
A |
|
Intelligence (learning from errors) |
11 |
ANKK1 |
rs1800497 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
|
Intelligence (less cognitive decline with age) |
A |
DISC1 |
rs821616 |
AA, AT,
TT |
A |
|
|
10 |
SIRT1 |
rs3758391 |
CC, CT, TT |
A3, C |
|
Memory |
8 |
intergenic |
rs35753505 |
CC, CT, TT |
A, C |
Papassotiropoulos et al. (2006) |
Memory (verbal) |
6 |
TNF |
rs361525 |
AA, AG,
GG |
A |
|
Memory (long-term; logical) |
22 |
PRNP |
rs1799990 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
|
Memory (episodic) |
A |
CAMTA1 |
rs4908449 |
CC, CT, TT |
A, C |
|
|
3 |
CLSTN2 |
rs6439886 |
AA, AG, GG |
A, C |
|
|
5 |
KIBRA |
rs17070145 |
CC, CT, TT |
A |
|
Memory (traumatic) |
22 |
COMT |
rs4680 |
AA, AG,
GG |
A, C |
Spittoon, Reuter et al. (2008) |
Migratory behaviour |
11 |
DRD4 |
VNTR |
7-repeat |
|
Eisenberg et al. (2008) (review by The Economist) |
Novelty-seeking behaviour |
11 |
DRD4 |
rs180095 |
CC, CT, TT |
|
|
Optimism |
17 |
SERT (5HTT) |
rs25531 |
AA, AG, GG |
A3 |
|
Pair-bonding (+ sociability) |
3 |
OXTR |
rs7632287 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
Variation in the oxytocin receptor gene is associated with pair-bonding and social behavior (Wallum et al.) |
|
|
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rs75775 |
GG, GT, TT |
A, C |
|
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rs53576 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
|
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rs2254298 |
AA, AG, GG |
A |
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rs237887 |
AA, AG, GG |
A, C |
|
Ruthlessness |
12 |
AVPR1A |
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Nature |
Sexual desire |
11 |
DRD4 |
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|
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Ben Zion et al. (2006) |
Sleeping time (later) |
4 |
CLOCK |
rs1801260 |
AA, AG, GG |
A, C |
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