Following the online publication of this paper, the first author noticed a mistake in Table 1. The corrected table accompanies this corrigendum. The effect allele for anorexia nervosa (AN) was, despite several checks, wrongly assigned. The corrected data show that the alleles predisposing to AN also predispose to a lower body mass index (BMI). This finding is in accordance with a priori expectations based on previous research: (a) as of 1995, the genetic factors relevant in AN have been assumed to contribute to underweight.8,10,23-30 b) More recently, LD-score regression analyses revealed a negative genetic correlation between AN and obesity.30 The incorrect direction of effect in Table 1 entails some incorrect wording in the main text. In detail: Mol Psychiatry advance online publication, May 17, 2016; doi:10.1038/mp.2016.71: Abstract, lines 8 and 9, the sentence should read: '⋯all AN susceptibility alleles were consistently associated with a lower BMI. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the left hand column, lines 13 and 14, the sentence should read: '⋯ Interestingly, for all SNPs, the AN risk alleles were consistently associated with a lower BMI (Table 1). ⋯' (Table Presented). On the fourth page, in the left hand column, lines 28 and 29, the sentence should read: '⋯ The direction of effect was opposite between AN risk and early onset extreme obesity in all five SNPs. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the left hand column, lines 35 and 36, the sentence should read: '⋯For these SNPs the direction of effect was the same as the effect in GCAN. On the fourth page, in the right hand column, lines 29 and 30, the sentence should read: '⋯However, for all available SNPs the direction of effect was opposite to that observed for obesity in the GIANT GWAMA. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the right hand column, line 42, the sentence should read: '⋯have indeed detected SNPs associated with both AN and lower BMI. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the right hand column, lines 48-50, the sentences should read: '⋯ It is also of interest that all AN risk alleles were consistently associated with lower BMI as ⋯' On the sixth page, in the right hand column, lines 8-17, the sentence should read: '⋯The finding that gene variants predisposing to a lower BMI are the same as those predisposing to AN, is in accordance with a priori expectations based on previous research8,10,23-30. ⋯',
Erratum: Evidence for three genetic loci involved in both anorexia nervosa risk and variation of body mass index (Molecular Psychiatry (2016) DOI: 10.1038/mp.2016.71) / Hinney, A; Kesselmeier, M; Jall, S; Volckmar, A-L; Föcker, M; Antel, J; Heid, I M; Winkler, T W; Guo, Y; Bergen, A W; Kaye, W; Berrettini, W; Hakonarson, H; Herpertz-Dahlmann, B; de Zwaan, M; Herzog, W; Ehrlich, S; Zipfel, S; Egberts, K M; MAY CUZ, Adan Rigoberto; Brandys, M; van Elburg, A; Boraska Perica, V; Franklin, C S; Tschöp, M H; Zeggini, E; Bulik, C M; Collier, D; Scherag, A; Müller, T D; Hebebrand, J. - In: MOLECULAR PSYCHIATRY. - ISSN 1359-4184. - 22:2(2017), pp. 321-322. [10.1038/mp.2016.126]
Erratum: Evidence for three genetic loci involved in both anorexia nervosa risk and variation of body mass index (Molecular Psychiatry (2016) DOI: 10.1038/mp.2016.71)
MAY CUZ, Adan Rigoberto;
2017-01-01
Abstract
Following the online publication of this paper, the first author noticed a mistake in Table 1. The corrected table accompanies this corrigendum. The effect allele for anorexia nervosa (AN) was, despite several checks, wrongly assigned. The corrected data show that the alleles predisposing to AN also predispose to a lower body mass index (BMI). This finding is in accordance with a priori expectations based on previous research: (a) as of 1995, the genetic factors relevant in AN have been assumed to contribute to underweight.8,10,23-30 b) More recently, LD-score regression analyses revealed a negative genetic correlation between AN and obesity.30 The incorrect direction of effect in Table 1 entails some incorrect wording in the main text. In detail: Mol Psychiatry advance online publication, May 17, 2016; doi:10.1038/mp.2016.71: Abstract, lines 8 and 9, the sentence should read: '⋯all AN susceptibility alleles were consistently associated with a lower BMI. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the left hand column, lines 13 and 14, the sentence should read: '⋯ Interestingly, for all SNPs, the AN risk alleles were consistently associated with a lower BMI (Table 1). ⋯' (Table Presented). On the fourth page, in the left hand column, lines 28 and 29, the sentence should read: '⋯ The direction of effect was opposite between AN risk and early onset extreme obesity in all five SNPs. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the left hand column, lines 35 and 36, the sentence should read: '⋯For these SNPs the direction of effect was the same as the effect in GCAN. On the fourth page, in the right hand column, lines 29 and 30, the sentence should read: '⋯However, for all available SNPs the direction of effect was opposite to that observed for obesity in the GIANT GWAMA. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the right hand column, line 42, the sentence should read: '⋯have indeed detected SNPs associated with both AN and lower BMI. ⋯' On the fourth page, in the right hand column, lines 48-50, the sentences should read: '⋯ It is also of interest that all AN risk alleles were consistently associated with lower BMI as ⋯' On the sixth page, in the right hand column, lines 8-17, the sentence should read: '⋯The finding that gene variants predisposing to a lower BMI are the same as those predisposing to AN, is in accordance with a priori expectations based on previous research8,10,23-30. ⋯',I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
