HUMAN G-PROTEIN-COUPLED INWARDLY RECTIFYING POTASSIUM CHANNEL (GIRK1)GENE (KCNJ3) - LOCALIZATION TO CHROMOSOME-2 AND IDENTIFICATION OF A SIMPLE TANDEM REPEAT POLYMORPHISM
M. Stoffel et al., HUMAN G-PROTEIN-COUPLED INWARDLY RECTIFYING POTASSIUM CHANNEL (GIRK1)GENE (KCNJ3) - LOCALIZATION TO CHROMOSOME-2 AND IDENTIFICATION OF A SIMPLE TANDEM REPEAT POLYMORPHISM, Genomics, 21(1), 1994, pp. 254-256
The gene encoding the human G-protein-coupled inwardly rectifying pota
ssium channel designated GIRK1 (gene symbol, KCNJ3) was mapped to chro
mosome 2 by analyzing its segregation in a panel of human-hamster soma
tic cell hybrids. This assignment was confirmed by fluorescence in sit
u hybridization to metaphase chromosomes, and the gene was further loc
alized to band 2q24.1. A highly informative simple tandem repeat DNA p
olymorphism of the form (CA), was identified and used to localize KCNJ
3 within the genetic map of the long arm of chromosome 2. (C) 1994 Aca
demic Press, Inc.