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The structure of the presenilin 1 (S182) gene and identification of six novel mutations in early onset AD families

Authors :
Clark, R.F.
Hutton, M.
Fuldner, M.
Froelich, S.
Karran, E.
Talbot, C.
Crook, R.
Lendon, C.
Prihar, G.
He, C.
Korenblat, K.
Martinez, A.
Wragg, M.
Busfield, F.
Behrens, M.I.
Myers, A.
Norton, J.
Morris, J.
Mehta, N.
Pearson, C.
Lincoln, S.
Baker, M.
Duff, K.
Zehr, C.
Perez-Tur, J.
Houlden, H.
Ruiz, A.
Ossa, J.
Lopera, F.
Arcos, M.
Madrigal, L.
Collinge, J.
Humphreys, C.
Ashworth, A.
Sarner, S.
Fox, N.
Harvey, R.
Kennedy, A.
Roques, P.
Cline, R.T.
Philips, C.A.
Venter, J.C.
Forsell, L.
Axelman, K.
Lilius, L.
Johnston, J.
Cowburn, R.
Viitanen, M.
Winblad, B.
Kosik, K.
Haltia, M.
Poyhonen, M.
Dickson, D.
Mann, D.
Neary, D.
Snowden, J.
Lantos, P.
Lannfelt, L.
Rossor, M.
Roberts, G.W.
Adams, M.D.
Hardy, J.
Goate, A.
Source :
Nature Genetics; October 1995, Vol. 11 Issue: 2 p219-222, 4p
Publication Year :
1995

Abstract

Genetic linkage studies place a gene causing early onset familial Alzheimer's disease (FAD) on chromosome 14q24.3 (refs 1–4). Five mutations within the S182 (Presenilin 1: PS–1) gene, which maps to this region, have recently been reported in several early onset FAD kindreds5. We have localized the PS-1 gene to a 75 kb region and present the structure of this gene, evidence for alternative splicing and describe six novel mutations in early onset FAD pedigrees all of which alter residues conserved in the STM26(Presenilin 2: PS-2) gene.

Details

Language :
English
ISSN :
10614036 and 15461718
Volume :
11
Issue :
2
Database :
Supplemental Index
Journal :
Nature Genetics
Publication Type :
Periodical
Accession number :
ejs25109205
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1038/ng1095-219