Assignment of PGL3 to chromosome 1 (q21-q23) in a family with autosomal dominant non-chromaffin paraganglioma

Autor/innen

  • S. Niemann
  • J. Becker-Follmann
  • G. Nuernberg
  • F. Rueschendorf
  • N. Sieweke
  • M. Huegens-Penzel
  • H. Traupe
  • T.F. Wienker
  • A. Reis
  • U. Mueller

Journal

  • American Journal of Medical Genetics

Quellenangabe

  • Am J Med Genet 98 (1): 32-36

Zusammenfassung

  • We performed a whole genome scan in a family with maternally transmitted paraganglioma (PGL3). The family included five patients with histologically proven paraganglioma and one patient with imaging findings consistent with a paraganglioma. In addition, there were 33 clinically unaffected family members. Of these eight could be examined by magnetic resonance imaging. Our investigations indicate that PGL3 is located in 1q21-q23 for several reasons: 1) two-point linkage analysis yielded the highest LOD score of 2.25 at 1q21-q23 (marker D1S2675); 2) haplotype analysis was most consistent for 1q21-q23 markers; and 3) the locus was excluded from more than 97% of the genome using a total of 381 highly polymorphic markers.


DOI

doi:10.1002/1096-8628(20010101)98:1<32::AID-AJMG1004>3.0.CO;2-8