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The coagulation factor VII regulator is located on 8p23.1

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Cytogenetic and coagulation studies have been performed on two patients with different abnormalities of chromosome 8, i.e. del(8p23.1→pter) and dup(8q23.1→qter). Results confirm the existence of a regulatory mechanism for clotting factor VII on chromosome 8 and define its location to the p23.1→p23.2 region.

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Fagan, K., Wilkinson, I., Allen, M. et al. The coagulation factor VII regulator is located on 8p23.1. Hum Genet 79, 365–367 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00282178

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