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Locations of human genes for alpha 1A, alpha 1B, and alpha 1E calcium channels determined by radiation hybrid mapping.

To determine more detailed locations of human P/Q-type (alpha 1A), N-type (alpha 1B), and R-type (alpha 1E) calcium channel genes, we have mapped CACNL1A4 (alpha 1A), CACNL1A5 (alpha 1B), and CACNL1A6 (alpha 1E) loci using a radiation hybrid panel. Locations of these loci are as follows: WI-4669-5.1 cR3000-CACNL1A4-4.1 cR3000-CHLC.GATA27C12 on chromosome 19; D9S158-2.0 cR3000-CACNL1A5-4.3 cR3000-WI-14048 on chromosome 9; D1S215-4.4 cR3000-CACNL1A6-4.5 cR3000-D1S240 on chromosome 1.[1]

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  1. Locations of human genes for alpha 1A, alpha 1B, and alpha 1E calcium channels determined by radiation hybrid mapping. Yamazaki, K., Oki, T., Tanaka, I. J. Hered. (1998) [Pubmed]
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