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An Update of Twin Research in Spain: The Murcia Twin Registry
Juan R Ordoñana1,2, Eduvigis Carrillo1,2, Lucía Colodro-Conde3
1Department of Human Anatomy and Psychobiology, University of Murcia, Murcia, Spain.
Abstract:
The Murcia Twin Registry (MTR) is the only population-based registry in Spain. Created in 2006, the registry has been growing more than a decade to become one of the references for twin research in the Mediterranean region. The MTR database currently comprises 3545 adult participants born between 1940 and 1977. It also holds a recently launched satellite registry of university students (N = 204). Along five waves of data collection, the registry has gathered questionnaire and anthropometric data, as well as biological samples. The MTR keeps its main research focus on health and health-related behaviors from a public health perspective. This includes lifestyle, health promotion, quality of life or environmental conditions. Future short-term development points to the expansion of the biobank and the continuation of the collection of longitudinal data.
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