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Do common dopaminergic variants modulate processing speed in cognitive aging? A longitudinal candidate gene study.

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  1. [1] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Exploratory post-mortem analyses. ↔ 10_postmortem_neuropathology_analysis.sh, lines 183–233 · score 0.79 · binary outcomes, Thal phase, post mortem, Braak stage, synuclein, linear
  2. [2] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Exploratory post-mortem analyses. ↔ 11_postmortem_neuropathology_results_and_checks.R, lines 241–297 · score 0.71 · Thal phase, Braak stage, cognitive trajectories, APOE, death, TDP
  3. [3] § Results › Exploratory neuropathological analyses ↔ 13_postmortem_synaptic_density_results.R, lines 90–146 · score 0.71 · occipital cortex synaptic, parietal cortex, frontal cortex, Synaptic density, Bonferroni, FDR
  4. [4] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Exploratory post-mortem analyses. ↔ 10_postmortem_neuropathology_analysis.sh, lines 1–59 · score 0.66 · Thal phase, post mortem, Braak stage, pathological, TDP, synuclein
  5. [5] § Results › Secondary outcomes: Other cognitive domains › Gene-based associations. ↔ 05_gene_based_magma_results.R, lines 1–28 · score 0.66 · Episodic Memory, MAGMA gene, Fluid Reasoning, cognitive outcomes, Vocabulary, slopes
  6. [6] § Results › Exploratory neuropathological analyses ↔ 11_postmortem_neuropathology_results_and_checks.R, lines 1–47 · score 0.65 · binary neuropathology outcomes, sparse cells, exploratory SNP
  7. [7] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Primary genetic association analyses. ↔ 03_primary_single_snp_results_and_diagnostics.R, lines 1–54 · score 0.63 · episodic memory, fluid reasoning, Single SNP, vocabulary, processing speed, intercepts
  8. [8] § Materials and methods › Genotyping and quality control › Quality control procedures. ↔ 01_prepare_analysis_files.R, lines 1–83 · score 0.62 · ppp1r1b, DRD5, DRD3, DRD1, DBH, DDC
  9. [9] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Exploratory post-mortem analyses. ↔ 13_postmortem_synaptic_density_results.R, lines 148–186 · score 0.62 · frontal cortex, synaptic density, hippocampus, occipital, parietal, exploratory
  10. [10] § Materials and methods › Genotyping and quality control › Quality control procedures. ↔ 02_primary_single_snp_analysis.sh, lines 1–58 · score 0.60 · PC1 PC20, LD pruned, indep, pairwise, PLINK, genotyped
  11. [11] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Gene-based analyses. ↔ 07_pathway_allele_score_models.R, lines 1–32 · score 0.59 · dopamine pathway allele, covariate adjustment, allele score, unweighted
  12. [12] § Results › Pathway-wide analysis: Dopamine pathway allele score ↔ 07_pathway_allele_score_models.R, lines 54–78 · score 0.58 · pathway allele score, dopamine pathway alleles, S4, processing speed, model
  13. [13] § Materials and methods › Genotyping and quality control ↔ 01_prepare_analysis_files.R, lines 1–83 · score 0.57 · ppp1r1b, DRD3, DRD1, DBH, DDC, COMT
  14. [14] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Gene-based analyses. ↔ 06_pathway_allele_score.sh, the whole file · a weak match · score 0.57 · dopamine pathway allele, allele score, stricter, unweighted, r2, LD
  15. [15] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Analysis overview. ↔ 03_primary_single_snp_results_and_diagnostics.R, lines 1–54 · score 0.55 · episodic memory, fluid reasoning, vocabulary, processing speed, dopaminergic, cognitive
  16. [16] § Materials and methods › Genotyping and quality control › Quality control procedures. ↔ 08_clinical_lifestyle_sensitivity_analysis.sh, lines 1–60 · score 0.53 · PC1 PC20, LD pruned, Genome wide, PLINK, genotyped, covariates
  17. [17] § Materials and methods › Protocol ↔ 01_prepare_analysis_files.R, lines 346–417 · score 0.52 · DBP, SBP, depression, status, MVPA, lifestyle
  18. [18] § Results › Exploratory neuropathological analyses ↔ 13_postmortem_synaptic_density_results.R, lines 211–242 · score 0.51 · Model R2, Synaptic density, cognitive trajectories, S13, FDR
  19. [19] § Materials and methods › Statistical analysis › Sensitivity analysis with clinical covariates. ↔ 01_prepare_analysis_files.R, lines 419–478 · score 0.51 · MCAR, imputation, mice, status, predictive, variables
  20. [20] § Materials and methods › Cognitive assessment › Cognitive battery. ↔ 05_gene_based_magma_results.R, lines 1–28 · score 0.51 · Episodic memory, Fluid reasoning, Vocabulary, Processing speed, Cognitive

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  1. #!/usr/bin/env Rscript
  3. # 01_prepare_analysis_files.R
  4. #
  5. # Prepare the genotype, phenotype, covariate, neuropathology, and synaptic
  6. # analysis files used in the revised dopamine-pathway analyses.
  8. suppressPackageStartupMessages({
  9. library(tidyverse)
  10. library(mice)
  11. library(naniar)
  12. })
  14. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  15. # 0. Project paths and settings
  16. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  18. project_dir <- "/path/to/authorised/project_directory"
  19. plink_exe <- "plink"
  21. revision_dir <- file.path(project_dir, "PLOS_revision_genomewide_PC_analysis")
  22. qc_dir <- file.path(project_dir, "qc_outputs")
  23. clean_dir <- file.path(project_dir, "clean_data")
  24. pca_dir <- file.path(project_dir, "JOURNAL_REVISIONS")
  26. neuropath_source_dir <- file.path(project_dir, "NEUROPATH ANALYSIS")
  27. synaptic_source_dir <- file.path(project_dir, "SYNAPTIC ANALYSIS")
  29. neuropath_revision_dir <- file.path(revision_dir, "postmortem_neuropathology_genomewidePC20")
  30. synaptic_revision_dir <- file.path(revision_dir, "postmortem_synaptic_genomewidePC20")
  32. dir.create(revision_dir, showWarnings = FALSE, recursive = TRUE)
  33. dir.create(qc_dir, showWarnings = FALSE, recursive = TRUE)
  34. dir.create(clean_dir, showWarnings = FALSE, recursive = TRUE)
  35. dir.create(neuropath_revision_dir, showWarnings = FALSE, recursive = TRUE)
  36. dir.create(synaptic_revision_dir, showWarnings = FALSE, recursive = TRUE)
  38. genes <- c("comt", "drd2", "drd3", "dat1", "dbh", "ppp1r1b", "ddc", "drd1", "th", "drd5")
  39. pc_vars <- paste0("PC", 1:20)
  41. genomewide_pc_file <- file.path(pca_dir, "MANC_1000_pca_results.eigenvec")
  43. cognitive_pheno_for_fam <- file.path(project_dir, "cognitive_clean.tsv")
  44. main_base_file <- file.path(project_dir, "journal_main_phenotypes_base.tsv")
  46. sensitivity_phenotype_base_file <- file.path(project_dir, "journal_sensitivity_phenotypes_base.tsv")
  47. sensitivity_covariate_base_file <- file.path(project_dir, "journal_sensitivity_covariates_base.tsv")
  49. personal_details_file <- file.path(project_dir, "PersonalDetailsQuestionnaire_04-2021.csv")
  50. clinical_file <- file.path(project_dir, "ClinicalData_04-2021 (1).csv")
  51. depression_file <- file.path(project_dir, "DepressionData_04-2021 (1).csv")
  52. sleep_file <- file.path(project_dir, "PersonalDetailsQuestionnaire_Sleep_04-2021 (1).csv")
  54. neuropath_continuous_base_file <- file.path(neuropath_source_dir, "neuropath_basic_final_plink.tsv")
  55. neuropath_binary_base_file <- file.path(neuropath_source_dir, "neuropath_basic_final_recoded_plink.tsv")
  56. synaptic_base_file <- file.path(synaptic_source_dir, "synaptic_final_plink.tsv")
  58. main_output_file <- file.path(revision_dir, "journal_main_phenotypes_genomewide_PC20.tsv")
  59. main_keep_file <- file.path(revision_dir, "journal_main_keep_ids_genomewide_PC20.txt")
  61. sensitivity_output_file <- file.path(revision_dir, "journal_sensitivity_phenotypes_covariates_genomewide_PC20.tsv")
  62. sensitivity_keep_file <- file.path(revision_dir, "journal_sensitivity_keep_ids_genomewide_PC20.txt")
  63. sensitivity_covariate_list_file <- file.path(revision_dir, "journal_sensitivity_covariates_for_plink.txt")
  65. neuropath_continuous_output_file <- file.path(neuropath_revision_dir, "neuropath_basic_final_genomewide_PC20_plink.tsv")
  66. neuropath_binary_output_file <- file.path(neuropath_revision_dir, "neuropath_basic_final_recoded_genomewide_PC20_plink.tsv")
  67. neuropath_keep_file <- file.path(neuropath_revision_dir, "neuropath_basic_final_genomewide_PC20_ids.txt")
  68. neuropath_marker_trajectory_file <- file.path(neuropath_revision_dir, "neuropath_marker_trajectory_models.tsv")
  69. neuropath_subset_genotype_prefix <- file.path(neuropath_revision_dir, "dopamine_ps_neuropathology_subset")
  71. synaptic_output_file <- file.path(synaptic_revision_dir, "synaptic_final_genomewide_PC20_plink.tsv")
  72. synaptic_keep_file <- file.path(synaptic_revision_dir, "synaptic_final_genomewide_PC20_ids.txt")
  73. synaptic_marker_trajectory_file <- file.path(synaptic_revision_dir, "synaptic_marker_trajectory_models.tsv")
  74. synaptic_subset_genotype_prefix <- file.path(synaptic_revision_dir, "dopamine_ps_synaptic_subset")
  76. expected_main_n <- 1559
  77. expected_sensitivity_n <- 434
  78. expected_neuropath_n <- 116
  79. expected_synaptic_n <- 50
  81. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  82. # Helper functions
  83. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  85. run_plink <- function(args) {
  86. message("\nPLINK command:")
  87. message(plink_exe, " ", paste(args, collapse = " "))
  88. status <- system2(plink_exe, args = args)
  89. if (!identical(status, 0L)) {
  90. stop("PLINK command failed.")
  91. }
  92. }
  94. check_file_exists <- function(path, label = path) {
  95. if (!file.exists(path)) {
  96. stop(paste("Missing required file:", label, "\nPath:", path))
  97. }
  98. }
  100. check_bfile_exists <- function(prefix, label = prefix) {
  101. check_file_exists(paste0(prefix, ".bed"), paste0(label, ".bed"))
  102. check_file_exists(paste0(prefix, ".bim"), paste0(label, ".bim"))
  103. check_file_exists(paste0(prefix, ".fam"), paste0(label, ".fam"))
  104. }
  106. standardise_ids <- function(data) {
  107. data %>%
  108. mutate(
  109. FID = as.character(FID),
  110. IID = as.character(IID)
  111. )
  112. }
  114. check_duplicate_ids <- function(data, dataset_name) {
  115. duplicate_ids <- data %>%
  116. count(FID, IID) %>%
  117. filter(n > 1)
  119. if (nrow(duplicate_ids) > 0) {
  120. print(duplicate_ids, n = Inf)
  121. stop(paste("Duplicate FID/IID pairs detected in", dataset_name))
  122. }
  123. }
  125. check_required_variables <- function(data, required_vars, dataset_name) {
  126. missing_vars <- setdiff(required_vars, names(data))
  127. if (length(missing_vars) > 0) {
  128. print(missing_vars)
  129. stop(paste("Required variables missing from", dataset_name))
  130. }
  131. }
  133. warn_if_unexpected_n <- function(data, expected_n, dataset_name) {
  134. if (!is.na(expected_n) && nrow(data) != expected_n) {
  135. warning(paste(dataset_name, "has", nrow(data), "rows; expected", expected_n))
  136. }
  137. }
  139. replace_pcs <- function(data, pc_data) {
  140. data %>%
  141. standardise_ids() %>%
  142. select(-any_of(pc_vars)) %>%
  143. left_join(pc_data, by = c("FID", "IID"))
  144. }
  146. check_complete_pcs <- function(data, dataset_name) {
  147. missing_pcs <- data %>%
  148. summarise(across(all_of(pc_vars), ~ sum(is.na(.))))
  150. if (any(missing_pcs > 0)) {
  151. print(missing_pcs)
  152. stop(paste("Missing genome-wide PCs in", dataset_name))
  153. }
  154. }
  156. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  157. # 1. SNP QC and per-gene clean files
  158. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  160. for (gene in genes) {
  161. raw_prefix <- file.path(project_dir, gene)
  162. clean_prefix <- file.path(clean_dir, paste0(gene, "_clean"))
  164. if (!file.exists(paste0(raw_prefix, ".bed"))) {
  165. warning(paste("Raw genotype panel missing; skipping:", gene))
  166. next
  167. }
  169. run_plink(c(
  170. "--bfile", raw_prefix,
  171. "--missing",
  172. "--hardy",
  173. "--freq",
  174. "--out", file.path(qc_dir, gene)
  175. ))
  177. run_plink(c(
  178. "--bfile", raw_prefix,
  179. "--indep-pairwise", "1500", "150", "0.5",
  180. "--out", file.path(qc_dir, paste0(gene, "_prune"))
  181. ))
  183. run_plink(c(
  184. "--bfile", raw_prefix,
  185. "--mind", "0.02",
  186. "--geno", "0.02",
  187. "--maf", "0.05",
  188. "--hwe", "1e-4",
  189. "--make-bed",
  190. "--out", clean_prefix
  191. ))
  192. }
  194. clean_prefixes <- file.path(clean_dir, paste0(genes, "_clean"))
  195. clean_prefixes <- clean_prefixes[file.exists(paste0(clean_prefixes, ".bed"))]
  197. if (length(clean_prefixes) < 2) {
  198. stop("Fewer than two clean dopamine gene panels are available for merging.")
  199. }
  201. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  202. # 2. Merge clean gene panels into dopamine_clean
  203. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  205. base_gene_prefix <- clean_prefixes[1]
  206. merge_other_prefixes <- clean_prefixes[-1]
  207. merge_list_file <- file.path(clean_dir, "merge_list.txt")
  208. dopamine_clean_prefix <- file.path(project_dir, "dopamine_clean")
  210. writeLines(merge_other_prefixes, merge_list_file)
  212. run_plink(c(
  213. "--bfile", base_gene_prefix,
  214. "--merge-list", merge_list_file,
  215. "--make-bed",
  216. "--out", dopamine_clean_prefix
  217. ))
  219. check_bfile_exists(dopamine_clean_prefix, "dopamine_clean")
  221. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  222. # 3. Attach cognitive phenotype to create dopamine_ps
  223. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  225. check_file_exists(cognitive_pheno_for_fam, "cleaned cognitive phenotype file")
  227. dopamine_ps_prefix <- file.path(project_dir, "dopamine_ps")
  229. run_plink(c(
  230. "--bfile", dopamine_clean_prefix,
  231. "--pheno", cognitive_pheno_for_fam,
  232. "--make-bed",
  233. "--out", dopamine_ps_prefix
  234. ))
  236. check_bfile_exists(dopamine_ps_prefix, "dopamine_ps")
  238. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  239. # 4. Prepare main cognitive phenotype + genome-wide PC20 file
  240. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  242. check_file_exists(genomewide_pc_file, "genome-wide PC file")
  244. genomewide_pcs <- read_table(
  245. genomewide_pc_file,
  246. col_names = c("FID", "IID", pc_vars),
  247. col_types = cols(
  248. FID = col_character(),
  249. IID = col_character(),
  250. .default = col_double()
  251. )
  252. ) %>%
  253. standardise_ids()
  255. check_duplicate_ids(genomewide_pcs, "genome-wide PC file")
  256. check_required_variables(genomewide_pcs, c("FID", "IID", pc_vars), "genome-wide PC file")
  258. main_outcome_vars <- c(
  259. "gsstd_lin", "gsstd_int",
  260. "gfstd_lin", "gfstd_int",
  261. "gmstd_lin", "gmstd_int",
  262. "gvstd_lin", "gvstd_int"
  263. )
  265. check_file_exists(main_base_file, "main phenotype base file")
  267. main_base <- read_tsv(main_base_file, show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  268. standardise_ids() %>%
  269. select(-any_of(pc_vars))
  271. check_duplicate_ids(main_base, "main phenotype base file")
  272. check_required_variables(main_base, c("FID", "IID", main_outcome_vars), "main phenotype base file")
  274. main_data <- main_base %>%
  275. left_join(genomewide_pcs, by = c("FID", "IID"))
  277. warn_if_unexpected_n(main_data, expected_main_n, "main revised analysis file")
  278. check_duplicate_ids(main_data, "main revised analysis file")
  279. check_required_variables(main_data, c("FID", "IID", main_outcome_vars, pc_vars), "main revised analysis file")
  280. check_complete_pcs(main_data, "main revised analysis file")
  282. write_tsv(main_data, main_output_file)
  284. write_tsv(
  285. main_data %>% select(FID, IID),
  286. main_keep_file,
  287. col_names = FALSE
  288. )
  290. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  291. # 5. Prepare 434 clinical/lifestyle sensitivity covariates, including MICE
  292. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  294. if (!file.exists(sensitivity_covariate_base_file)) {
  295. raw_files <- c(personal_details_file, clinical_file, depression_file, sleep_file)
  296. missing_raw_files <- raw_files[!file.exists(raw_files)]
  298. if (length(missing_raw_files) > 0) {
  299. print(missing_raw_files)
  300. stop("Cannot build sensitivity covariates because required raw files are missing.")
  301. }
  303. pers <- read_csv(personal_details_file, show_col_types = FALSE)
  304. clinical <- read_csv(clinical_file, show_col_types = FALSE)
  305. depress <- read_csv(depression_file, show_col_types = FALSE)
  306. sleep <- read_csv(sleep_file, show_col_types = FALSE, col_types = cols(.default = col_guess()))
  308. clinic_ids <- clinical %>%
  309. filter(!(is.na(bp1s) & is.na(bp1d) & is.na(bmi))) %>%
  310. pull(ID)
  312. pers <- pers %>% filter(ID %in% clinic_ids)
  313. clinical <- clinical %>% filter(ID %in% clinic_ids)
  314. depress <- depress %>% filter(ID %in% clinic_ids)
  315. sleep <- sleep %>% filter(ID %in% clinic_ids)
  317. pers_clean <- pers %>%
  318. mutate(
  319. p1smoke = recode(p1smoke, "Yes" = 1, "No" = 0, .default = NA_real_),
  320. p1drink = recode(p1drink, "Yes" = 1, "No" = 0, .default = NA_real_),
  321. p1yrdrnk = as.numeric(p1yrdrnk),
  322. p1cuhlth = recode(
  323. p1cuhlth,
  324. "Very bad" = 1,
  325. "Bad" = 2,
  326. "Fair" = 3,
  327. "Good" = 4,
  328. "Very good" = 5,
  329. .default = NA_real_
  330. )
  331. )
  333. sleep_clean <- sleep %>%
  334. mutate(
  335. p1hrslp = as.numeric(p1hrslp),
  336. p1sleff = as.numeric(p1sleff)
  337. )
  339. core <- pers_clean %>%
  340. transmute(
  341. IID = as.character(ID),
  342. sex_raw = sex,
  343. site_raw = city
  344. )
  346. clinical_core <- clinical %>%
  347. transmute(
  348. IID = as.character(ID),
  349. sbp_raw = rowMeans(across(bp1s:bp3s), na.rm = FALSE),
  350. dbp_raw = rowMeans(across(bp1d:bp3d), na.rm = FALSE),
  351. bmi_raw = as.numeric(bmi),
  352. knownhp = knownhp
  353. ) %>%
  354. left_join(
  355. depress %>% transmute(IID = as.character(ID), m1score_raw = as.numeric(m1score)),
  356. by = "IID"
  357. )
  359. lifestyle <- pers_clean %>%
  360. transmute(
  361. IID = as.character(ID),
  362. p1smoke,
  363. p1drink,
  364. p1yrdrnk,
  365. p1activm = as.numeric(p1activm),
  366. p1activn = as.numeric(p1activn),
  367. p1cuhlth
  368. ) %>%
  369. left_join(
  370. sleep_clean %>%
  371. transmute(
  372. IID = as.character(ID),
  373. sleep_hrs_raw = p1hrslp,
  374. sleep_eff_raw = p1sleff
  375. ),
  376. by = "IID"
  377. )
  379. covs_raw <- core %>%
  380. left_join(clinical_core, by = "IID") %>%
  381. left_join(lifestyle, by = "IID")
  383. covs <- covs_raw %>%
  384. mutate(
  385. FID = IID,
  386. sex = case_when(
  387. sex_raw %in% c("Female", "F", "2") ~ 0,
  388. sex_raw %in% c("Male", "M", "1") ~ 1,
  389. TRUE ~ NA_real_
  390. ),
  391. site = case_when(
  392. str_detect(site_raw, regex("Manchester", ignore_case = TRUE)) ~ 0,
  393. str_detect(site_raw, regex("Newcastle", ignore_case = TRUE)) ~ 1,
  394. TRUE ~ NA_real_
  395. ),
  396. htn_status = case_when(
  397. str_to_lower(knownhp) == "yes" ~ 1,
  398. str_to_lower(knownhp) == "no" ~ 0,
  399. is.na(knownhp) & !is.na(sbp_raw) & !is.na(dbp_raw) &
  400. (sbp_raw >= 140 | dbp_raw >= 90) ~ 1,
  401. is.na(knownhp) & !is.na(sbp_raw) & !is.na(dbp_raw) &
  402. (sbp_raw < 140 & dbp_raw < 90) ~ 0,
  403. TRUE ~ NA_real_
  404. ),
  405. MAP = dbp_raw + ((sbp_raw - dbp_raw) / 3),
  406. smoke_curr = p1smoke,
  407. alcohol_freq_wk = if_else(is.na(p1yrdrnk), NA_real_, p1yrdrnk / 52),
  408. mvpa_min_wk = (p1activm + p1activn) * 60 / 4.348,
  409. srh_raw = p1cuhlth
  410. ) %>%
  411. select(
  412. FID, IID,
  413. sex, site, htn_status,
  414. sbp_raw, dbp_raw, MAP, bmi_raw, m1score_raw,
  415. smoke_curr, alcohol_freq_wk, mvpa_min_wk,
  416. sleep_hrs_raw, sleep_eff_raw, srh_raw
  417. )
  419. miss_pct <- covs %>%
  420. select(-FID, -IID) %>%
  421. summarise(across(everything(), ~ mean(is.na(.)) * 100)) %>%
  422. pivot_longer(everything(), names_to = "variable", values_to = "pct_missing")
  424. print(miss_pct, n = Inf)
  426. if (ncol(covs %>% select(-FID, -IID) %>% select(where(~ any(is.na(.))))) > 0) {
  427. print(mcar_test(covs %>% select(-FID, -IID)))
  428. }
  430. set.seed(12345)
  432. covs_for_mice <- covs %>%
  433. filter(!is.na(sex), !is.na(site)) %>%
  434. mutate(
  435. htn_status = factor(htn_status, levels = c(0, 1)),
  436. smoke_curr = factor(smoke_curr, levels = c(0, 1)),
  437. srh_raw = ordered(srh_raw, levels = 1:5)
  438. )
  440. id_cols <- covs_for_mice %>% select(FID, IID)
  441. data_mice <- covs_for_mice %>% select(-FID, -IID)
  443. ini <- mice(data_mice, maxit = 0, printFlag = FALSE)
  444. meth <- ini$method
  445. pred <- ini$predictorMatrix
  447. meth[] <- ""
  448. numeric_vars <- names(data_mice)[purrr::map_lgl(data_mice, is.numeric)]
  449. meth[numeric_vars] <- "pmm"
  450. meth[c("htn_status", "smoke_curr")] <- "logreg"
  451. meth["srh_raw"] <- "polr"
  452. meth[c("sex", "site")] <- ""
  454. imp <- mice(
  455. data_mice,
  456. m = 20,
  457. maxit = 20,
  458. method = meth,
  459. predictorMatrix = pred,
  460. seed = 12345,
  461. printFlag = TRUE
  462. )
  464. covs_imp1 <- complete(imp, 1) %>%
  465. bind_cols(id_cols) %>%
  466. relocate(FID, IID) %>%
  467. mutate(
  468. htn_status = as.numeric(as.character(htn_status)),
  469. smoke_curr = as.numeric(as.character(smoke_curr)),
  470. srh_raw = as.numeric(as.character(srh_raw))
  471. )
  473. write_tsv(covs_imp1, sensitivity_covariate_base_file)
  474. saveRDS(imp, file.path(revision_dir, "sensitivity_covariate_imputations_mids.rds"))
  475. }
  477. check_file_exists(sensitivity_phenotype_base_file, "sensitivity phenotype base file")
  478. check_file_exists(sensitivity_covariate_base_file, "sensitivity covariate base file")
  480. sensitivity_covariates_for_plink <- c(
  481. "sex",
  482. "htn_status",
  483. "bmi_raw",
  484. "m1score_raw",
  485. "smoke_curr",
  486. "alcohol_freq_wk",
  487. "mvpa_min_wk",
  488. "sleep_hrs_raw",
  489. "sleep_eff_raw",
  490. "srh_raw",
  491. "MAP",
  492. pc_vars
  493. )
  495. sensitivity_phenotypes <- read_tsv(sensitivity_phenotype_base_file, show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  496. standardise_ids() %>%
  497. select(-any_of(pc_vars))
  499. sensitivity_covariates <- read_tsv(sensitivity_covariate_base_file, show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  500. standardise_ids() %>%
  501. select(-any_of(pc_vars))
  503. check_duplicate_ids(sensitivity_phenotypes, "sensitivity phenotype base file")
  504. check_duplicate_ids(sensitivity_covariates, "sensitivity covariate base file")
  506. check_required_variables(
  507. sensitivity_phenotypes,
  508. c("FID", "IID", "gsstd_lin", "gsstd_int"),
  509. "sensitivity phenotype base file"
  510. )
  512. check_required_variables(
  513. sensitivity_covariates,
  514. c(
  515. "FID", "IID",
  516. "sex", "htn_status", "bmi_raw", "m1score_raw",
  517. "smoke_curr", "alcohol_freq_wk", "mvpa_min_wk",
  518. "sleep_hrs_raw", "sleep_eff_raw", "srh_raw", "MAP"
  519. ),
  520. "sensitivity covariate base file"
  521. )
  523. sensitivity_data <- sensitivity_phenotypes %>%
  524. left_join(sensitivity_covariates, by = c("FID", "IID")) %>%
  525. left_join(genomewide_pcs, by = c("FID", "IID"))
  527. warn_if_unexpected_n(sensitivity_data, expected_sensitivity_n, "434 sensitivity analysis file")
  528. check_duplicate_ids(sensitivity_data, "434 sensitivity analysis file")
  529. check_required_variables(
  530. sensitivity_data,
  531. c("FID", "IID", "gsstd_lin", "gsstd_int", sensitivity_covariates_for_plink),
  532. "434 sensitivity analysis file"
  533. )
  534. check_complete_pcs(sensitivity_data, "434 sensitivity analysis file")
  536. write_tsv(sensitivity_data, sensitivity_output_file)
  538. write_tsv(
  539. sensitivity_data %>% select(FID, IID),
  540. sensitivity_keep_file,
  541. col_names = FALSE
  542. )
  544. writeLines(
  545. paste(sensitivity_covariates_for_plink, collapse = " "),
  546. sensitivity_covariate_list_file
  547. )
  549. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  550. # 6. Prepare neuropathology files and covariates
  551. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  553. check_file_exists(neuropath_continuous_base_file, "neuropathology continuous base file")
  554. check_file_exists(neuropath_binary_base_file, "neuropathology binary base file")
  556. neuropath_continuous_required <- c(
  557. "FID", "IID",
  558. "braak_stage", "thal_phase", "caa_score",
  559. "sex", "age_at_death", "pmi_hrs", "apoe_e4",
  560. "smoke_curr", "alcohol_freq_wk", "mvpa_min_wk",
  561. "sleep_hrs_raw", "sleep_eff_raw", "srh_raw"
  562. )
  564. neuropath_binary_required <- c(
  565. "FID", "IID",
  566. "synuclein_present", "tdp43_present",
  567. "sex", "age_at_death", "pmi_hrs", "apoe_e4"
  568. )
  570. neuropath_continuous_base <- read_tsv(neuropath_continuous_base_file, show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  571. standardise_ids()
  573. neuropath_binary_base <- read_tsv(neuropath_binary_base_file, show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  574. standardise_ids()
  576. check_duplicate_ids(neuropath_continuous_base, "neuropathology continuous base file")
  577. check_duplicate_ids(neuropath_binary_base, "neuropathology binary base file")
  578. check_required_variables(neuropath_continuous_base, neuropath_continuous_required, "neuropathology continuous base file")
  579. check_required_variables(neuropath_binary_base, neuropath_binary_required, "neuropathology binary base file")
  581. neuropath_continuous_gwpc <- replace_pcs(neuropath_continuous_base, genomewide_pcs)
  582. neuropath_binary_gwpc <- replace_pcs(neuropath_binary_base, genomewide_pcs)
  584. warn_if_unexpected_n(neuropath_continuous_gwpc, expected_neuropath_n, "neuropathology continuous file")
  585. warn_if_unexpected_n(neuropath_binary_gwpc, expected_neuropath_n, "neuropathology binary file")
  587. check_complete_pcs(neuropath_continuous_gwpc, "neuropathology continuous file")
  588. check_complete_pcs(neuropath_binary_gwpc, "neuropathology binary file")
  590. write_tsv(neuropath_continuous_gwpc, neuropath_continuous_output_file)
  591. write_tsv(neuropath_binary_gwpc, neuropath_binary_output_file)
  593. neuropath_marker_trajectory_data <- neuropath_continuous_gwpc %>%
  594. select(
  595. FID, IID,
  596. braak_stage, thal_phase, caa_score,
  597. sex, age_at_death, pmi_hrs, apoe_e4,
  598. smoke_curr, alcohol_freq_wk, mvpa_min_wk,
  599. sleep_hrs_raw, sleep_eff_raw, srh_raw
  600. ) %>%
  601. left_join(
  602. neuropath_binary_gwpc %>%
  603. select(FID, IID, synuclein_present, tdp43_present),
  604. by = c("FID", "IID")
  605. ) %>%
  606. left_join(
  607. main_data %>%
  608. select(FID, IID, gsstd_lin, gsstd_int),
  609. by = c("FID", "IID")
  610. )
  612. check_required_variables(
  613. neuropath_marker_trajectory_data,
  614. c(
  615. "FID", "IID", "gsstd_lin", "gsstd_int",
  616. "braak_stage", "thal_phase", "caa_score",
  617. "synuclein_present", "tdp43_present",
  618. "sex", "age_at_death", "pmi_hrs", "apoe_e4",
  619. "smoke_curr", "alcohol_freq_wk", "mvpa_min_wk",
  620. "sleep_hrs_raw", "sleep_eff_raw", "srh_raw"
  621. ),
  622. "neuropathology marker-to-trajectory file"
  623. )
  625. write_tsv(neuropath_marker_trajectory_data, neuropath_marker_trajectory_file)
  627. neuropath_event_counts <- neuropath_binary_gwpc %>%
  628. summarise(
  629. synuclein_absent = sum(synuclein_present == 1, na.rm = TRUE),
  630. synuclein_present = sum(synuclein_present == 2, na.rm = TRUE),
  631. tdp43_absent = sum(tdp43_present == 1, na.rm = TRUE),
  632. tdp43_present = sum(tdp43_present == 2, na.rm = TRUE)
  633. )
  635. print(neuropath_event_counts)
  637. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  638. # 7. Prepare synaptic-density files and covariates
  639. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  641. check_file_exists(synaptic_base_file, "synaptic-density base file")
  643. synaptic_required <- c(
  644. "FID", "IID",
  645. "frontal", "hippocampus", "parietal", "occipital",
  646. "sex", "age_at_death", "pmi_hrs", "apoe_e4",
  647. "smoke_curr", "alcohol_freq_wk", "mvpa_min_wk",
  648. "sleep_quality", "srh_raw"
  649. )
  651. synaptic_base <- read_tsv(synaptic_base_file, show_col_types = FALSE) %>%
  652. standardise_ids()
  654. check_duplicate_ids(synaptic_base, "synaptic-density base file")
  655. check_required_variables(synaptic_base, synaptic_required, "synaptic-density base file")
  657. synaptic_gwpc <- replace_pcs(synaptic_base, genomewide_pcs)
  659. warn_if_unexpected_n(synaptic_gwpc, expected_synaptic_n, "synaptic-density file")
  660. check_complete_pcs(synaptic_gwpc, "synaptic-density file")
  662. write_tsv(synaptic_gwpc, synaptic_output_file)
  664. synaptic_marker_trajectory_data <- synaptic_gwpc %>%
  665. select(
  666. FID, IID,
  667. frontal, hippocampus, parietal, occipital,
  668. sex, age_at_death, pmi_hrs, apoe_e4,
  669. smoke_curr, alcohol_freq_wk, mvpa_min_wk,
  670. sleep_quality, srh_raw
  671. ) %>%
  672. left_join(
  673. main_data %>%
  674. select(FID, IID, gsstd_lin, gsstd_int),
  675. by = c("FID", "IID")
  676. )
  678. check_required_variables(
  679. synaptic_marker_trajectory_data,
  680. c(
  681. "FID", "IID", "gsstd_lin", "gsstd_int",
  682. "frontal", "hippocampus", "parietal", "occipital",
  683. "sex", "age_at_death", "pmi_hrs", "apoe_e4",
  684. "smoke_curr", "alcohol_freq_wk", "mvpa_min_wk",
  685. "sleep_quality", "srh_raw"
  686. ),
  687. "synaptic marker-to-trajectory file"
  688. )
  690. write_tsv(synaptic_marker_trajectory_data, synaptic_marker_trajectory_file)
  692. synaptic_availability <- synaptic_gwpc %>%
  693. summarise(
  694. n_total = n(),
  695. frontal_n = sum(!is.na(frontal)),
  696. hippocampus_n = sum(!is.na(hippocampus)),
  697. parietal_n = sum(!is.na(parietal)),
  698. occipital_n = sum(!is.na(occipital))
  699. )
  701. print(synaptic_availability)
  703. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  704. # 8. Create post-mortem keep files / subset genotype files
  705. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  707. write_tsv(
  708. neuropath_continuous_gwpc %>% select(FID, IID),
  709. neuropath_keep_file,
  710. col_names = FALSE
  711. )
  713. write_tsv(
  714. synaptic_gwpc %>% select(FID, IID),
  715. synaptic_keep_file,
  716. col_names = FALSE
  717. )
  719. run_plink(c(
  720. "--bfile", dopamine_ps_prefix,
  721. "--keep", neuropath_keep_file,
  722. "--make-bed",
  723. "--out", neuropath_subset_genotype_prefix
  724. ))
  726. run_plink(c(
  727. "--bfile", dopamine_ps_prefix,
  728. "--keep", synaptic_keep_file,
  729. "--make-bed",
  730. "--out", synaptic_subset_genotype_prefix
  731. ))
  733. check_bfile_exists(neuropath_subset_genotype_prefix, "neuropathology dopamine subset")
  734. check_bfile_exists(synaptic_subset_genotype_prefix, "synaptic dopamine subset")
  736. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  737. # Output summary
  738. # ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  740. output_summary <- tibble(
  741. output = c(
  742. "dopamine_clean.bed/bim/fam",
  743. "dopamine_ps.bed/bim/fam",
  744. "journal_main_phenotypes_genomewide_PC20.tsv",
  745. "journal_main_keep_ids_genomewide_PC20.txt",
  746. "journal_sensitivity_phenotypes_covariates_genomewide_PC20.tsv",
  747. "journal_sensitivity_keep_ids_genomewide_PC20.txt",
  748. "journal_sensitivity_covariates_for_plink.txt",
  749. "neuropath_basic_final_genomewide_PC20_plink.tsv",
  750. "neuropath_basic_final_recoded_genomewide_PC20_plink.tsv",
  751. "neuropath_basic_final_genomewide_PC20_ids.txt",
  752. "dopamine_ps_neuropathology_subset.bed/bim/fam",
  753. "neuropath_marker_trajectory_models.tsv",
  754. "synaptic_final_genomewide_PC20_plink.tsv",
  755. "synaptic_final_genomewide_PC20_ids.txt",
  756. "dopamine_ps_synaptic_subset.bed/bim/fam",
  757. "synaptic_marker_trajectory_models.tsv"
  758. ),
  759. path = c(
  760. dopamine_clean_prefix,
  761. dopamine_ps_prefix,
  762. main_output_file,
  763. main_keep_file,
  764. sensitivity_output_file,
  765. sensitivity_keep_file,
  766. sensitivity_covariate_list_file,
  767. neuropath_continuous_output_file,
  768. neuropath_binary_output_file,
  769. neuropath_keep_file,
  770. neuropath_subset_genotype_prefix,
  771. neuropath_marker_trajectory_file,
  772. synaptic_output_file,
  773. synaptic_keep_file,
  774. synaptic_subset_genotype_prefix,
  775. synaptic_marker_trajectory_file
  776. )
  777. )
  779. cat("\nFinal setup outputs:\n")
  780. print(output_summary, width = Inf)
  782. cat("\n01_prepare_analysis_files.R complete.\n")

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Authors: Monica Anona Rose1, Andrew C Robinson2, Antony Payton1
ORCID iDs: Monica Anona Rose, Andrew C Robinson
  1. Division of Informatics, Imaging and Data Sciences, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom
  2. Division of Neuroscience and Experimental Psychology, The University of Manchester, Salford, United Kingdom
Institutions: University of Manchester (United Kingdom)
Journal: PloS one, volume 21, issue 7, article e0353790
Dates: received 8 March 2026; accepted 29 June 2026; published online 17 July 2026
Type: Research article · Language: English
License: CC BY
Identifiers: DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0353790 · PMID 42467707 · PMCID PMC13379125 · OpenAlex W7169602409
Open access: gold, a free copy (OpenAlex)
Status: code verified
Categories: histology / microscopy (modality), human (organism)
Methods: Statistics, Smoothing, state filtering, decompositions, Connectivity, Machine learning
MeSH: Aging*, Cognitive Aging*, Dopamine*, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Cognition, Female, Humans, Linkage Disequilibrium, Longitudinal Studies, Male, Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide, Processing Speed (* major topic)
Topic: Neurotransmitter Receptor Influence on Behavior (Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience, Neuroscience), according to OpenAlex
Citations: not cited yet (Europe PMC); 53 references in the paper

Abstract

Amid a global shift toward older populations, understanding the mechanisms of cognitive aging is a public health priority. Processing speed shows age-related decline and predicts dementia risk. Neuroimaging links dopaminergic system integrity to cognitive performance in aging, but the contribution of common genetic variation remains unclear. This study tested whether common dopaminergic variants influence 12-year processing speed decline, performance at age 70, and other cognitive domains, with exploratory analyses of post-mortem pathology. A total of 89 linkage disequilibrium-independent variants (derived from 957 SNPs) across nine dopamine pathway genes (TH, DDC, DRD1-3, SLC6A3, COMT, DBH, PPP1R1B) were analysed in 1,539 participants from The University of Manchester Longitudinal Study of Cognition in Normal Healthy Old Age. Across single-variant, gene-based, and unweighted pathway allele score analyses, no associations survived multiple testing correction (Bonferroni p < 5.62 × 10⁻4). For processing speed decline, the strongest nominal signals were DRD2 rs10789943 (p = 0.0066) and DBH rs2005663 (p = 0.0074), followed by DRD2 rs12805897 (p = 0.013). For performance at age 70, the leading signal was DRD2 rs11214607 (p = 0.0025). Gene-based tests were non-significant (strongest: DRD2 for slopes p = 0.063; DRD2 for intercepts p = 0.019), and the dopamine pathway allele score was unassociated with decline (β = 0.001, p = 0.969) and performance (β = 0.009, p = 0.721). Null findings extended to fluid reasoning, episodic memory, and vocabulary, and to post-mortem analyses (neuropathology n = 116; synaptic density n = 50), including SNP-marker and marker-trajectory tests. With 80% power to detect single variants explaining at least 1.19% of variance and allele score effects explaining at least 0.51% of variance, no moderate-to-large effects of common dopaminergic variation on cognitive aging trajectories were detected. Smaller effects, or mechanisms not captured by common variant analyses such as rare variants, epigenetic regulation, or gene-environment interactions, may contribute to individual differences in cognitive aging.

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Data from The University of Manchester Longitudinal Study of Cognition in Normal Healthy Old Age are not publicly available due to ethical and data protection restrictions, as they contain potentially identifiable human participant information. Qualified researchers may request access to the data by contacting Dr Altug Didikoglu at The University of Manchester (). Data access requests will be reviewed by the study custodians and, where required, the relevant ethics or institutional governance committees. Data will be stored and maintained by The University of Manchester in accordance with institutional data governance and research ethics requirements to support long-term availability. Full summary association results and the GWAS analysis code used for the revised analyses are provided as Supporting information files accompanying this article.

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Rose, M. A., Robinson, A. C., & Payton, A. (2026). Do common dopaminergic variants modulate processing speed in cognitive aging? A longitudinal candidate gene study. PloS one, 21(7), e0353790. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0353790

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@article{rose2026do,
author = {Rose, Monica Anona and Robinson, Andrew C and Payton, Antony},
title = {{Do common dopaminergic variants modulate processing speed in cognitive aging? A longitudinal candidate gene study}},
journal = {PloS one},
year = {2026},
month = jul,
volume = {21},
number = {7},
pages = {e0353790},
publisher = {PLOS},
issn = {1932-6203},
doi = {10.1371/journal.pone.0353790},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0353790},
pmid = {42467707},
pmcid = {PMC13379125}
}

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PY - 2026
DA - 2026/07/17
VL - 21
IS - 7
SP - e0353790
SN - 1932-6203
PB - PLOS
DO - 10.1371/journal.pone.0353790
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