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An Electrophoretic and Quantitative Analysis of Coagulation Factor XIII in Normal and Deficient Subjects

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Summary Previous electrophoretic studies of the A and B subunits of factor XIII have revealed considerable genetic heterogeneity. The present work investigates the electrophoretic forms and quantitates the A and B subunits in a family with inherited factor XIII deficiency. The data indicate that the deficiency in this family is due to a null allele at the locus controlling the A subunit. All family members were found to have decreased levels of B subunit. The data also indicate that there is no difference in thrombin activated transamidase activity between normal individuals with the three commonly occurring electrophoretic phenotypes of the A subunit.

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British Journal of Haematology

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