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. 1986 Aug;39(2):186-93.

The gene for human liver arginase (ARG1) is assigned to chromosome band 6q23

R S Sparkes, G J Dizikes, I Klisak, W W Grody, T Mohandas, C Heinzmann, S Zollman, A J Lusis, S D Cederbaum

The gene for human liver arginase (ARG1) is assigned to chromosome band 6q23

R S Sparkes et al. Am J Hum Genet. 1986 Aug.

Abstract

The human liver arginase gene, whose deficiency is responsible for argininemia (McKusick no. 20780), has been assigned to 6q23 through a combination of somatic cell hybrid analysis and in situ hybridization using a 1,550-base pair (bp) human DNA probe for this gene.

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