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. 2004 Feb;21(1):80-2.

[Diagnosis of hemophilia A by a combination of St14(DXS52) VNTR polymorphism and (CA)n repeat polymorphism within FVIII gene]

[Article in Chinese]
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[Diagnosis of hemophilia A by a combination of St14(DXS52) VNTR polymorphism and (CA)n repeat polymorphism within FVIII gene]

[Article in Chinese]
Chang-gao Zhong et al. Zhonghua Yi Xue Yi Chuan Xue Za Zhi. 2004 Feb.

Abstract

Objective: To improve the accuracy and the diagnostic rate of gene diagnosis and prenatal gene diagnosis for hemophilia A (HA) families.

Methods: Linkage analysis was performed by using St14(DXS52) VNTR polymorphism and intron 13 (CA)n repeat polymorphism of the factor VIII gene among HA families for indirect diagnosis.

Results: The diagnostic rates using linkage analysis based upon one of the above mentioned two polymorphic loci among 9 HA families were 66.7% and 66.7%, respectively. The diagnostic rate rose to 88.9% by using a combination of the two polymorphic loci. Prenatal gene diagnoses were performed for 4 HA families. A wrong prenatal diagnosis which may happen when linkage analysis was performed by using only St14 VNTR was monitored.

Conclusion: The rapid and accurate gene diagnosis and prenatal gene diagnosis could be performed by a combination of the two polymorphic loci for about 90% HA families.

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