C. Clepet et al., A 10-CM YAC CONTIG SPANNING GLC1A, THE PRIMARY OPEN-ANGLE GLAUCOMA LOCUS AT 1Q23-Q25, European journal of human genetics, 4(5), 1996, pp. 250-259
Primary open-angle glaucoma is a complex of ocular disorders character
ized by irreversible lesions of ?he optic nerve, open angle of the ant
erior chamber of the eye and elevated intraocular pressures, GLC1A, a
locus involved in one form of this disease, has been mapped to an appr
oximately 9-cM interval within 1q23-q25, between markers D1S445 and D1
S416/D1S480. A 10-cM yeast artificial chromosome (YAC) contig spanning
the whole region is described. This contig is based on 67 YACs, and 4
1 sequence tagged sites comprising 23 generic markers, 16 YAC ends and
2 expressed sequence tags. The reagents reported in this study should
be useful tools for the identification of the GLC1A gene by positiona
l cloning.