Extensive junctional diversity of rearranged human T cell receptor delta genes.
Extensive junctional diversity of rearranged human T cell receptor delta genes.
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重排的人类 T 细胞受体 delta 基因的广泛连接多样性。
DOI:
10.1126/science.3259726
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发表时间:
1988
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Krangel,MS
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Hata,S;Satyanarayana,K;Devlin,P;Band,H;McLean,J;Strominger,JL;Brenner,MB;Krangel,MS
The human T cell receptor δ (TCR δ) gene encodes one component of the TCR γδ-CD3 complex found on subsets of peripheral blood and thymic T cells. Human TCR δ diversity was estimated by characterizing rearrangements in TCR γδ cell lines and determining the structures of complementary DNA clones representing functional and nonfunctional transcripts in these cell lines. One Vδ segment and one Jδ segment were identified in all functional transcripts, although a distinct Jδ segment was identified in a truncated transcript. Further, one Dδ element was identified, and evidence for the use of an additional Dδ element was obtained. Thus human TCR δ genes appear to use a limited number of germline elements. However, the apparent use of two Dδ elements in tandem coupled with imprecise joining and extensive incorporation of N nucleotides generates unprecedented variability in the junctional region.