CONTROLLING ELEMENTS IN THE MOUSE .5. LINKAGE TESTS WITH X-LINKED GENES
CONTROLLING ELEMENTS IN THE MOUSE .5. LINKAGE TESTS WITH X-LINKED GENES
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DOI:
10.1017/s0016672300020401
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
PAPWORTH, D
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作者:
CATTANACH, BM;PAPWORTH, D
Previous studies showed that the mouse X chromosomal locus, Xce, which causes non-random X chromosome inactivation, is closely linked to the Is(X; 7)Ct X-autosome translocation. This placed it either near Ta on 1 side of the breakpoint or near jp on the other. Linkage tests with Movbr and Ta now demonstrate that the locus lies close to Ta. The C3H/HeH X chromosome evidently carries the Xcea allele of this gene and the JU/FaCt and C57BL/GoH X chromosomes carry the Xceb allele, and the X-linked modification of the heterozygous phenotypes of X-linked genes observed by various other investigators apparently are all attributable to differences at the Xce locus. Evidence of a maternal influence upon Movbr phenotypes is also presented. This may operate independently of the X-inactivation process, probably through an effect of differing levels of Cu in the milk in early life upon the mutant coat color in the young.