A gene responsible for the pigment dispersion syndrome maps to chromosome 7q35-q36
JS Andersen, AM Pralea, EA DelBono… - Archives of …, 1997 - jamanetwork.com
Objectives: To demonstrate the inheritance of the pigment dispersion syndrome in 4 families
and to determine the location of a gene responsible for this syndrome. Patients: Fifty-four
members of 4 families affected by the pigment dispersion syndrome and pigmentary
glaucoma. All 4 families are white. Two of the pedigrees are of Irish descent, and 2 are of
mixed western European descent that includes some Irish ancestry. Interventions:
Individuals from 4 pedigrees affected by the pigment dispersion syndrome and their spouses …
and to determine the location of a gene responsible for this syndrome. Patients: Fifty-four
members of 4 families affected by the pigment dispersion syndrome and pigmentary
glaucoma. All 4 families are white. Two of the pedigrees are of Irish descent, and 2 are of
mixed western European descent that includes some Irish ancestry. Interventions:
Individuals from 4 pedigrees affected by the pigment dispersion syndrome and their spouses …