The molecular basis of hereditary type I and type II protein C deficiency was studied in a panel of 14 unrelated Austrian families. By direct sequencing of the nine exons and their splice junctions sequence alterations were found in one of the protein C alleles in all but one subject. In twelve subjects a single alteration was found whereas in one subject one of the protein C alleles carried two sequence abnormalities. Whenever DNA from family members was available (11 of the 14 cases) cosegregation of the protein C deficiency with the mutation was observed. In contrast to what has been found previously in a panel of Dutch patients with hereditary protein C deficiency, none of the 14 mutations occurred in more than one family. Only two of the genetic defects (157Arg-->Stop and 178Arg-->Gln) have been found previously in other geographic locations. These data confirm the large genetic heterogeneity of protein C deficiency.
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The molecular basis of hereditary type I and type II protein C deficiency was studied in a panel of 14 unrelated Austrian families. By direct sequencing of the nine exons and their splice junctions sequence alterations were found in one of the protein C alleles in all but one subject. In twelve subjects a single alteration was found whereas in one subject one of the protein C alleles carried two sequence abnormalities. Whenever DNA from family members was available (11 of the 14 cases) cosegregation of the protein C deficiency with the mutation was observed. In contrast to what has been found previously in a panel of Dutch patients with hereditary protein C deficiency, none of the 14 mutations occurred in more than one family. Only two of the genetic defects (157Arg-->Stop and 178Arg-->Gln) have been found previously in other geographic locations. These data confirm the large genetic heterogeneity of protein C deficiency.
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Blood Coagul. Fibrinolysis
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Bertina R.M.,
Mannhalter C.,
Pabinger-Fasching I.,
Poort S.R.,
Reitsma P.H.
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1993
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273-280
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Twelve novel and two recurrent mutations in 14 Austrian families with hereditary protein C deficiency.
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4
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