Biochemical markers in rats: linkage relationships of aconitase (Acon-1), aldehyde dehydrogenases (Ahd-2 and Ahd-c), alkaline phosphatase (Akp-1), and hydroxyacid oxidase (Hao-1).
Biochemical markers in rats: linkage relationships of aconitase (Acon-1), aldehyde dehydrogenases (Ahd-2 and Ahd-c), alkaline phosphatase (Akp-1), and hydroxyacid oxidase (Hao-1).
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大鼠生化标志物:乌头酸酶(Acon-1)、醛脱氢酶(Ahd-2和Ahd-c)、碱性磷酸酶(Akp-1)和羟酸氧化酶(Hao-1)的连锁关系。
DOI:
10.1007/bf00502790
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Adams,M
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作者:
Cramer,DV;Mowery,PA;Adams,M
We have examined the linkage relationships between five biochemical markers,Acon-1, Ahd-2, Ahd-c, Akp-1, andHao-1, and 19 other genetic loci in five breeding combinations. The genetic locus that codes for a recently described aldehyde dehydrogenase in the liver(Ahd-c)has been assigned to linkage group X (LG X). Hydroxyacid oxidase is coded for by a locus(Hao-1)that is linked to genes that encode agouti coat color and seminal vesicle proteins in linkage group IV. Alkaline phosphatase(Akp-1)was linked to the locus that encodes the C6 component of complement and this association provisionally defines a new linkage group (LG XI) in the rat. The locusAcon-1could not be positively assigned to a specific linkage group but the results from one breeding combination suggest that this locus may be included in linkage group II. No linkage relationship could be detected for the aldehyde dehydrogenase coded for byAhd-2.