CLONING THE CHROMOSOMAL BREAKPOINT OF T(14-18) HUMAN LYMPHOMAS - CLUSTERING AROUND JH ON CHROMOSOME-14 AND NEAR A TRANSCRIPTIONAL UNIT ON 18
CLONING THE CHROMOSOMAL BREAKPOINT OF T(14-18) HUMAN LYMPHOMAS - CLUSTERING AROUND JH ON CHROMOSOME-14 AND NEAR A TRANSCRIPTIONAL UNIT ON 18
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DOI:
10.1016/s0092-8674(85)80070-2
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
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影响因子:
64.5
通讯作者:
KORSMEYER, SJ
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作者:
BAKHSHI, A;JENSEN, JP;KORSMEYER, SJ
Specific chromosomal translocations found in distinct neoplasms suggest that genes that flank such breakpoints play a critical role in transformation. The t(14;18)(q32;q21) chromosomal translocation present in over 60% of human follicular lymphomas was characterized. An unexpected rearrangement of an Ig H-chain gene was expoloited to clone the chromosomal breakpoint. An element isolated from 18q21 mediated translocations in all 4 t(14;18) bearing cell lines and in 6 of 11 follicular lymphomas, but did not normally rearrange in other B or non-B cells. The breakpoints clustered within a small 4.3 kb [kilobase] region on chromosome 18. The breakpoints on chromosome 14 were focused within or immediately 5'' to JH. These breakpoints retained the Ig enhancer region close to a new transcriptional unit identified on chromosome segment 18q21. Since none of the cellular oncogenes are known to map to 18q21, cloning this element provides an opportunity to characterize a potentially new transforming gene.