Ann P. Walker
John Radcliffe Hospital
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Genomics | 1992
Anthony P. Monaco; Ann P. Walker; Iona Y. Millwood; Zoia Larin; Hans Lehrach
A contig of 36 overlapping yeast artificial chromosome (YAC) clones has been constructed for the complete Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) gene in Xp21. The YACs were isolated from a human 48,XXXX YAC library using the DMD cDNA and brain promoter fragments as hybridization probes. The YAC clones were characterized for exon content using HindIII or EcoRI digests, hybridization of individual DMD cDNA probes, and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification of specific exons near the 5 end of the gene. For comparison to the known long-range restriction map of the DMD gene, YAC clones were digested with SfiI and hybridized with DMD cDNA probes. The combined analysis of the exon content and the SfiI map allowed an approximately 3.2-Mb YAC contig to be constructed. The complete 2.4-Mb DMD gene could be represented in a minimum set of 7 overlapping YAC clones.
Clinical Endocrinology | 1994
G. Matfin; R. Sheaves; Françoise Muscatelli; Ann P. Walker; Anthony P. Monaco; D. Grant; O. Nwose; J. A. H. Wass
We report a patient with X‐linked adrenal hypoplasia congenita and hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism in whom there were no clinical or biochemical features of either glycerol kinase deficiency or Duchenne muscular dystrophy. (The adrenal hypoplasia congenita and glycerol kinase loci map in Xp21 distal to Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and proximal to DXS727.) DNA isolated from our patient was analysed by PCR amplification with primers for appropriate loci in the Xp21 region. This analysis revealed the absence of DXS319, which lies near the adrenal hypoplasia congenita deletion critical region, and the presence of DXS727, which is distal to the gene. The absence of glycerol kinase deficiency biochemically and clinically was consistent with the presence of one glycerol kinase exon product from PCR primers P17/P18 which lies within the glycerol kinase gene. The hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism is universally found in X‐linked adrenal hypoplasia congenita and is thought to be pituitary in origin. These findings suggest that a gene locus resulting in hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism is present in the Xp21 region and is an integral part of the adrenal hypoplasia congenita gene or in close relationship to it.
Nature | 1994
Elena Zanaria; Françoise Muscatelli; Barbara Bardoni; Tim M. Strom; Silvana Guioli; Weiwen Guo; Enzo Lalli; Claudio Moser; Ann P. Walker; Edward R. B. McCabe; Thomas Meitinger; Anthony P. Monaco; Paolo Sassone-Corsi; Giovanna Camerino
Nature | 1994
Françoise Muscatelli; Tim M. Strom; Ann P. Walker; Elena Zanaria; Dominique Récan; Alfons Meindl; Barbara Bardoni; Silvana Guioli; Günther Zehetner; Wolfgang Rabl; Hans Peter Schwarz; Jean-Claude Kaplan; Giovanna Camerino; Thomas Meitinger; Anthony P. Monaco
Human Molecular Genetics | 1992
Dariusz C. Górecki; Anthony P. Monaco; Jonathan M.J. Derry; Ann P. Walker; Eric A. Barnard; Pene J. Barnard
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America | 1995
Françoise Muscatelli; Ann P. Walker; E De Plaen; Stafford An; Anthony P. Monaco
Human Molecular Genetics | 1993
Ann P. Walker; Françoise Muscatelli; Anthony P. Monaco
Human Molecular Genetics | 1992
Ann P. Walker; Jamel Chelly; Donald R. Love; Yumiko Ishikawa Brush; Dominique Récan; Jean-Louis Chaussain; Christine Oley; J.Michael Connor; John R.W. Yates; David A. Price; Maurice Super; Armand Bottani; Beat Steinman; Jean-Claude Kaplan; Kay E. Davies; Anthony P. Monaco
American Journal of Human Genetics | 1996
Ann P. Walker; Françoise Muscatelli; Stafford An; Jamel Chelly; Niklas Dahl; Blomquist Hk; Delanghe J; Willems Pj; Beat Steinmann; Anthony P. Monaco
Human Molecular Genetics | 1994
S.C. King; P.M. Stapleton; Ann P. Walker; Donald R. Love