1978
DOI: 10.1159/000130959
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Pepsinogens: new variant and linkage relationships to chromosome 6 markers

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“…Apart from preliminary reports on part of our families (Gedde-Dahl et al 1978), this is the first study to provide information on the Pg5-PGM, relation. Here again we have excluded linkage up to 8 = 0.22 (lods -2.17) for males and up to 8 = 0.27 ( -2.07) for sexes combined.…”
Section: Colton Diab Esd Gm Gpt Km Pgm Pi and T F ) Have Not mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from preliminary reports on part of our families (Gedde-Dahl et al 1978), this is the first study to provide information on the Pg5-PGM, relation. Here again we have excluded linkage up to 8 = 0.22 (lods -2.17) for males and up to 8 = 0.27 ( -2.07) for sexes combined.…”
Section: Colton Diab Esd Gm Gpt Km Pgm Pi and T F ) Have Not mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Weitkamp et al [49] reported that the electrophoretic mobility of urinary pepsinogen was polymorphic in human beings and the locus has been linked to the HLA of the human major histocompatibility complex (MHC), and Gedde-Dahl et al [18] have suggested that the Pg locus might be located on the terminal part of the short arm of chromosome 6. Szymura and Klein [45,461 reported that urinary pepsinogen (UPG-1) in mice was also polymorphic among the laboratory mice and the gene was closely linked to the H-2 of mouse MHC (6 cM), while the Upg-2 locus was located on chromosome 1 [47].…”
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“…[81 reported that electrophoretic mobility of urinary pepsinogen was polymorphic in human being and the locus has been linked to the HLA of human major histocompatibility complex (MHC), and Gedde-Dahl et al [3] have suggested that the Pg locus might be located on the terminal part of the short arm of chromosome 6. On the other hand, Szymura and Klein [7] reported that urinary pepsinogen (UPG-1) in mice was also polymorphic among laboratory mice and closely linked to the H -2 of mouse MHC (6 cM).…”
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