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First case of sporadic protein S deficiency due to a novel candidate mutation, Ala 484-->Pro, in the protein S active gene (PROS1).
Thrombosis and haemostasis - 1 Jun 1996
Borgel D, Jude B, Aiach M, Gandrille S
Abstract excerpt
In a series of 16 propositi with symptomatic protein S deficiency and a protein S gene mutation, we identified a sporadic case of a novel mutation that probably affects gene expression. The mutation, a G to C transversion leading to the substitution of Ala 484 by Pro, was not found in the protein S gene of the patient's parents. Transmission of the paternal and maternal protein S alleles was apparently normal, on...
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