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. 1985 Jan;37(1):215–220.

A structural locus for coagulation factor XIIIA (F13A) is located distal to the HLA region on chromosome 6p in man.

B Olaisen, T Gedde-Dahl Jr, P Teisberg, E Thorsby, A Siverts, R Jonassen, M C Wilhelmy
PMCID: PMC1684556  PMID: 2858156

Abstract

Linkage between the locus for coagulation factor XIIIA (F13A) and HLA-region genes has been revealed during a linkage study between F13A and approximately 40 other polymorphic marker genes. In males, the maximum lod score between F13A and HLA-region genes (HLA-A, -C, -B, -DR; C4A, -B; Bf; and/or C2) is 7.60 at theta 1 = .18. To GLO, the maximum lod score is 2.37 at theta 1 = .19; to PGM3, .22 at theta 1 = .35. Female data indicate a clear sex difference in recombination frequency between F13A and HLA. The present findings, in combination with earlier knowledge of PGM3/GLO/HLA localization and gene distances, show that F13A is distal to HLA on the short arm of chromosome 6 in man. It is thus likely that by including FXIIIA typing in linkage studies, the whole male 6p is within mapping distance of highly polymorphic, classical marker genes. Earlier findings that the Hageman factor gene (F12) is located in the same chromosomal region may indicate the presence of a coagulation factor gene cluster in this region.

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