-transparent.png){kind=logo}
A genetic analysis of human urinary pepsinogen isozymes is presented. Nine discrete phenotypes were identified in a population survey of 215 unrelated Caucasian individuals. The phenotypes were characterized by differences among the staining intensities of the activated group I pepsinogens, Pg 5, Pg 4, Pg 3, and Pg 2. The genetic studies demonstrated that the codominant expression of four alleles, PgA, PgB, PgC and PgD, at a single genetic locus determined the nine phenotypes identified. Linkage analysis excluded close linkage of the Pg locus with the chromosome 6 markers HLA, GLO1, and Bf.
Related Publications
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
November 1980,
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
July 1987,
Jikken dobutsu. Experimental animals,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
February 1993,
Animal genetics,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
June 1994,
Animal genetics,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
December 1997,
Animal genetics,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
January 2003,
Forensic science international,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
April 1999,
Animal genetics,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
January 1990,
Journal of lipid research,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
September 1995,
The Japanese journal of human genetics,
R T Taggart, and
R C Karn, and
A D Merritt, and
P L Yu, and
P M Conneally
October 1991,
Annals of human genetics,
