Hunting for Genes Underlying Emotionality in the Laboratory Rat: Maps,
Tools and Traps

André      Ramos; Natalli      Granzotto; Rafael      Kremer; Ariela   Maína   Boeder; Julia   Fernandez Puñal   de Araújo; Aline   Guimarães   Pereira; Geison   Souza   Izídio
doi:10.2174/1570159X20666220901154034
Abstract

Scientists have systematically investigated the hereditary bases of behaviors since the 19th century, moved by either evolutionary questions or clinically-motivated purposes. The pioneer studies on the genetic selection of laboratory animals had already indicated, one hundred years ago, the immense complexity of analyzing behaviors that were influenced by a large number of small-effect genes and an incalculable amount of environmental factors. Merging Mendelian, quantitative and molecular approaches in the 1990s made it possible to map specific rodent behaviors to known chromosome regions. From that point on, Quantitative Trait Locus (QTL) analyses coupled with behavioral and molecular techniques, which involved in vivo isolation of relevant blocks of genes, opened new avenues for gene mapping and characterization. This review examines the QTL strategy applied to the behavioral study of emotionality, with a focus on the laboratory rat. We discuss the challenges, advances and limitations of the search for Quantitative Trait Genes (QTG) playing a role in regulating emotionality. For the past 25 years, we have marched the long journey from emotionality-related behaviors to genes. In this context, our experiences are used to illustrate why and how one should move forward in the molecular understanding of complex psychiatric illnesses. The promise of exploring genetic links between immunological and emotional responses are also discussed. New strategies based on humans, rodents and other animals (such as zebrafish) are also acknowledged, as they are likely to allow substantial progress to be made in the near future.
Keywords: Behavior genetics, Anxiety, Hyperactivity, Linkage analysis, Quantitative Trait Loci, Quantitative Trait Genes, Rats
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