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Detection of Two Missense Mutations and Characterization of a Repeat Polymorphism in the Factor VII Gene (F7)

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Journal Hum Genet
Specialty Genetics
Date 1992 Jul 1
PMID 1634227
Citations 11
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Abstract

The 3' portion of the coagulation factor VII gene, containing the activation and serine protease domains, was investigated in four subjects with factor VII deficiency by temperature gradient gel electrophoresis and sequencing of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) products. Molecules displaying an altered melting behaviour were detected in three subjects, and direct sequencing showed two mutations. A G-to-T transversion causing a missense mutation, Cys-310 to Phe, suppresses a disulphide bond conserved in the catalytic domain of all serine proteases. This mutation, which in the homozygous form causes a severe reduction in protease activity (4%), was found in two patients from different Italian regions. A G-to-A transition, which gives rise to a missense mutation, Arg-304 to Gln, and is associated with the factor VII padua variant, was found in the heterozygous form in a subject also affected by von Willebrand disease. Two polymorphic alleles, which differ in one repeat monomer element, were precisely mapped in a region spanning the exon-intron 7 border of the factor VII gene and studied in families with factor VII or X deficiency.

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