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IgG1 Protein and Corresponding IgG1 Gene with the Genetic Gm Markers f, non a, and x

An IgGl type of protein with the genetic marker combination Gm(f), non a, and (x) has been described. The evidence from studies on isolated IgGl Fc fragments showed that the IgGl protein was of normal size. No Gm markers other than the three mentioned were found. Thus, there was no evidence for deletions or duplications giving rise to the unusual IgGl protein. In contrast, the origin of the unusual genetic marker combination appears to be a rare IgGl gene Gmf,non a, x, probably due to an intragenic recombination at the IgGl cistron.