F7 (G10976A) (coagulation factor VII gene — proconvertin)

The gene is present in the following complexes:

DNA diagnostics for a predisposition to pregnancy loss

When the proconvertin level decreases, the formation of thrombin, which catalyzes the conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin with subsequent clot formation and bleeding cessation, slows down. In the case of the F7 gene AA genotype carriage, proconvertin effects are eliminated and bleeding becomes systemic. The presence of a heterozygous variant of the F7 gene polymorphism in a woman can lead to chorionic detachment in the first trimester of pregnancy.

DNA diagnostics for a predisposition to thrombosis and hypertensive crises

When the proconvertin level decreases, the formation of thrombin, which catalyzes the conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin with the subsequent clot formation and the stop of bleeding, slows down. In the case of the carriage of the F7 gene A/A allelic variant, proconvertin effects are eliminated, and bleeding becomes systemic.