We tested SNPs in the SIBLING family genes for association with normal variation in peak BMD in humans.
In the European-American women, we observed association of SNPS in the DMP1, DSPP, IBSP and MEPE with LS-BMD and FN-BMD.
Allele-specific gene expression (ASE) is important for controlling phenotypic variation associated with complex traits and diseases.
We examined preferential ASE for SNPs in the SIBLING family genes in human bone samples.
We observed an allelic imbalance in mRNA expression for SNP rs17013181 in IBSP.