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Routine phenotyping of phosphoglucomutase (PGM1) by thin‐layer focusing: Isoelectric points of 14 different variants

A routine technique for phenotyping the PGM1 marker system was developed using thin‐layer isoelectric focusing on agarose. Resolution of PGM1 variants by thin‐layer isoelectric focusing on 0.5 mm gels was found to be superior to isoelectric focusing on ⩾ 1 mm gels. Isoelectric points were determined for 14 different PGM1 variants and should serve as a useful tool for comparing variants between laboratories.