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Further analysis of location of the gene for inborn dominant Nochurli cataract

Ginter, E.K.; Rogaev, E.I.; Korovaĭtseva, G.I.; Turaeva, S.M.; Petrin, A.N.; Spitsyn, V.A.; Tarlycheva, L.V.

Genetika 29(4): 670-674

1993

ISSN/ISBN: 0016-6758
PMID: 8354473
Document Number: 414688
The study of location of the gene for inborn dominant nokhur kataracta is going on. No linkage of this gene with the locus of alpha-globin gene (16p13.3) and the locus (7q36-qter) was revealed. Additional evidence was obtained for a possible location of the gene for inborn dominant nokhur kataracta on the 14 chromosome. The maximal lod value equaled to 1.089 at theta = 0.20 in the analysis of kataracta genes and alpha-1-antitrypsin (14q32.1), and 0.846 at theta = 0.30 for the kataracta gene and D14S13 (14q32.1-q32.32). For the alpha-1-antitrypsin gene the maximal lod value was 2.24 at theta = 0.05.

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