TRANSMISSION RATIO DISTORTION IN MOUSE TERT-HAPLOTYPES IS DUE TO MULTIPLE DISTORTER GENES ACTING ON A RESPONDER LOCUS
TRANSMISSION RATIO DISTORTION IN MOUSE TERT-HAPLOTYPES IS DUE TO MULTIPLE DISTORTER GENES ACTING ON A RESPONDER LOCUS
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DOI:
10.1016/0092-8674(84)90393-3
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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影响因子:
64.5
通讯作者:
LYON, MF
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作者:
LYON, MF
Transmission ratios of male mice heterozygous for various combinations of partial t-haplotypes provide evidence in support of a model for the genetic basis of ratio distortion, involving 2 or more distorter genes acting on a responder locus. The t form of the responder locus, Tcr, in the medial part of the haplotype, must be present and heterozygous for distortion to occur. When the responder alone is present, as in tlow haplotypes, the chromosome carrying it is transmitted in a low ratio (< 50%). The t forms of the distorter loci act additively, in cis or trans, to raise the transmission of whichever chromosome carries Tcr. Identified distorter loci are Tcd-1, in the proximal part of the haplotype, Tcd-2, distal to Tcr, and probably Tcd-3, lying between Tcr and Tcd-2. In the absence of Tcr the distorters are transmitted normally. The system is compared with the SD [segregation distortion] system of Drosophila.