Genetic mapping of 20 novel expressed sequence tags from midgestation mouse embryos suggests chromosomal clustering.
Genetic mapping of 20 novel expressed sequence tags from midgestation mouse embryos suggests chromosomal clustering.
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来自妊娠中期小鼠胚胎的 20 个新表达序列标签的遗传图谱表明染色体聚类。
DOI:
10.1006/geno.1996.4564
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1997
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Kingsmore,SF
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Tchernev,VT;Barbosa,MD;Detter,JC;Patel,TD;Achey,K;Wakeland,EK;Gueorguieva,RV;Yang,MC;Gossler,A;Kingsmore,SF
Current knowledge of genes that regulate pattern formation and differentiation processes during mammalian embryonic development is limited. In an effort to isolate developmentally relevant genes, 20 novel, end-sequenced cDNAs selected from a Day 10.5 postcoitum mouse embryo library were genetically mapped in intersubspecific backcross mice. Eleven of 20 cDNA clones mapped to three mouse autosomes (Chr 5, 11, and 14), a result that was unlikely (P< 0.03) if the distribution of genes expressed in embryos is random within the mouse genome. Several clones were candidates for mouse developmental mutations by virtue of genetic colocalization and concordance of embryonic expression patterns with the distribution of defects in mutant mice:Estm11was a candidate for the mouse mutation wabbler-lethal (wl), sinceEstm11mapped in the vicinity ofwlon mouse Chr 14 and was expressed in those regions of embryonic brain that exhibit axonal degeneration inwl.End-sequence analysis, genetic mapping, andin situhybridization appeared to be an effective combination of methods for identification and characterization of genes with potential regulatory functions during mammalian embryogenesis.