Breakpoint map of human translocation cell cultures available from the NIGMS human genetic mutant cell repository.
Breakpoint map of human translocation cell cultures available from the NIGMS human genetic mutant cell repository.
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可从 NIGMS 人类遗传突变细胞存储库获取人类易位细胞培养物的断点图。
DOI:
10.1159/000131607
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发表时间:
1981
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通讯作者:
Coriell,LL
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作者:
Aronson,MM;Miller,RC;Nichols,WW;Mulivor,RA;Greene,AE;Coriell,LL
The Human Genetic Mutant Cell Repos itory of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) was established in 1972 at the Institute for Medical Research (IMR) in Camden, New Jersey. The repos itory contains nearly 3,000 cell lines derived from individuals with defined mutant con ditions as well as from apparently normal individuals. This collection includes approx imately 400 cell lines which are chromosomally aberrant, characterized by trans location, deletion, inversion, insertion, ring formation, or aneuploidy of the chromo somal elements. The principal uses of the cell lines with chromosomal rearrangements, particularly deletions and translocations, have been gene dosage and mapping studies. Cell lines containing translocations have become particularly useful in increasing the resolu tion of gene mapping by somatic cell hybrid ization. Chromosome segments isolated from their linkage groups by translocation pro-