ProCMD : 3D Protein C Mutations Database

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Genomic Localization The protein C gene is localized on chromosome 2 The vertical red line indicates the position of the PROC gene on chromosome 2 LocusLink cytogenetic band : 2q13-q14 Start : 127,892,246 bp from pter End : 127,903,048 bp from pter Size : 10,802 bases Orientation : plus strand Data taken from   GeneCards Gene Organization The protein C gene contains 8 exons that are spread over approximately 11 kb of genomic DNA Organization of the human protein C gene. The image shows the position of exons as rectangles on the chromosomal DNA. Non translated regions (NT) are shown as white areas and coding areas are in black. The coding sequence is divided into eight exons (from I to VIII) by seven introns. Numbers above rectangles indicate the amino acids at which intron/exon junctions occur.