Sequence at insertion site of E.Tn retrotransposon into an immunoglobulin switch region suggests a role for switch recombinase.

Sequence at insertion site of E.Tn retrotransposon into an immunoglobulin switch region suggests a role for switch recombinase.
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E.Tn 逆转录转座子插入免疫球蛋白开关区域的插入位点的序列表明开关重组酶的作用。

DOI:
10.1093/nar/19.2.396
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发表时间:
1991
影响因子:
14.9
通讯作者:
Dunnick,WA
Dunnick,WA
中科院分区:
生物学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Elenich,LA;Dunnick,WA

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E. Tn (for early transposon-like) elements are a family of murine retrotransposon-like elements (1). These 5.6 kb sequences are flanked by two 330 bp long terminal repeats (LTRs) and are present in approximately 1000 copies in the mouse genome (2). These elements are transcribed in early embryogenesis and in plasmacytomas, but they contain no significant open reading frames and are therefore unable to code for proteins involved in their transposition. Nevertheless, E. Tn elements have been shown to have integrated into different loci in four cases: three in the plasmacytoma P3 and its derivatives (3-5), and once into the T locus (6).Two of the insertions of E. Tn in plasmacytoma P3 DNA have occurred in immunoglobulin switch (S) regions. The insertion into the-yI switch region appears to have occurred via a normal transposition process: the LTRs are identical and the insertion resulted in the duplication of six base pairs of the target sequence (4). Characterizationof the 5'end of the insertion into an S'y2a region revealed a deletion of the first 631 bp of the E. Tn element, including the 5'LTR. In order to further understand this deletion and to identify the S-y2a target sequence, we cloned the 3'end of the insertion.