Genetic Evidence for Four Common Alleles at the Phospho‐glucomutase‐1 Locus (PGM1) Detectable by Isoelectric Focusing
John G. Sutton, Robert M. Burgess
Abstract
John G. Sutton, Robert M. Burgess
Abstract
The existence of 4 alleles of phosphoglucomutase (PGM1) in human red cell lysates has been demonstrated by isoelectric focusing confirming earlier work by Bark et al. and Kuhnl et al. A survey of 101 red cell lysates and the inheritance of these alleles in 24 families are now described.
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The existence of 4 alleles of phosphoglucomutase (PGM1) in human red cell lysates has been demonstrated by isoelectric focusing confirming earlier work by Bark et al. and Kuhnl et al. A survey of 101 red cell lysates and the inheritance of these alleles in 24 families are now described.
Key concepts: Isoelectric focusing, Phosphoglucomutase, Allele, Locus (genetics), Red Cell, Genetics, Biology, Molecular biology