Probable Genetic Linkage Between a Locus for Human Urinary Pepsinogen and the HL-A Loci
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The genetic basis of familial variation in the relative intensities of human urinary pepsinogen isozymes is not completely clear from family studies. An investigation of the linkage relationships of pepsinogen isozyme 5, considering only segregation for the presence or absence of Pg 5, yields a peak lod score of 4.1 at theta = .1 for linkage with HL-A1 or HL-A2. Added to data from segregation interpreted according to a scheme proposed for the inheritance of intensity differences in Pg 5, the peak lod score becomes 3.0 at theta = .2. Data derived from the segregation of pepsinogen isozyme 4, possibly determined by an allele to that controlling the presence or absence of Pg 5, further reduces the total lod score at theta = .2 to 2.9. The results indicate probable linkage between a locus for urinary pepsinogen and the HL-A loci, but are insufficient to permit any conclusion concerning possible heterogeneity in the linkage relationships of Pg 4 and Pg 5 to HL-A.
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