ASSIGNMENT OF LIPA, ASSOCIATED WITH HUMAN ACID LIPASE DEFICIENCY, TO HUMAN CHROMOSOME-10 AND COMPARATIVE ASSIGNMENT TO MOUSE CHROMOSOME-19
ASSIGNMENT OF LIPA, ASSOCIATED WITH HUMAN ACID LIPASE DEFICIENCY, TO HUMAN CHROMOSOME-10 AND COMPARATIVE ASSIGNMENT TO MOUSE CHROMOSOME-19
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01538859
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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通讯作者:
SHOWS, TB
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作者:
KOCH, G;LALLEY, PA;SHOWS, TB
The genetics of lysosomal acid lipase (LIP) was investigated in human-Chinese hamster and mouse-Chinese hamster somatic cell hybrids. Cellulose acetate electrophoresis of human fibroblast extracts demonstrated that LIP activity consists of 3 isozymes. A deficiency of LIP activity was observed in Wolman''s disease (WD), cholesterol ester storage disease (CESD) and I-cell disease (ICD); this deficiency was associated with only 1 LIP isozyme, LIPA. Concordant segregation between human LIPA and human chromosome 10 was demonstrated and its enzyme marker glutamate oxaloacetate transaminase-1 (GOT1) in cell hybrid clones. The different mutations associated with WD and CESD were previously shown to be in the structural gene assigned to human chromosome 10 and a different gene, involved in the processing of LIPA, is altered in ICD. Several types of gene products apparently are involved in the final expression of LIPA. In mouse-Chinese hamster hybrid clones, mouse Lip-1 (homologous to human LIPA) was assigned to chromosome 19. Previously, mouse Got-1 was assigned to chromosome 19. The LIPA-GOT1 linkage group has remained intact during the 80 .times. 106 yr of evolution that separates humans and mice.