Evidence for two regions in the mouse t complex controlling transmission ratios.
Evidence for two regions in the mouse t complex controlling transmission ratios.
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小鼠 T 复合体中两个区域控制传动比的证据。
DOI:
10.1017/s0016672300020632
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发表时间:
1981
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通讯作者:
J. Klein
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作者:
J. Styrna;J. Klein
Four new t haplotypes, t Tu1 through t Tu4 , are described, three of them derived from the t w12 tf haplotype and one ( t Tu4 ) from the t w2 haplotype. The t Tu1 and t Tu4 haplotypes cause taillessness in T/t Tu1 or T/t Tu4 heterozygotes, lack the lethality factor, weakly suppress recombination in the T−H−2 interval, and are transmitted to offspring from t Tu / + males at nearly Mendelian ratios. The t Tu3 haplotype resembles t Tu1 and t Tu4 except for the fact that the T/t Tu3 heterozygotes have normal-length tails. The t Tu2 haplotype probably carries the lethal factor of t Tu12 tf , suppresses crossing-over in the T-H-2 and tf-H-2 intervals, and displays a slightly subnormal transmission ratio. In the compound heterozygote t Tu1 /t Tu2 , the male transmission ratio of the t Tu1 chromosome is close to that of the original t Tu12 tf haplotype. A similar effect is observed in the t Tu3 /t Tu2 heterozygote. This observation is interpreted as evidence for two regions within the t complex controlling the male transmission ratios. One of the regions is close to the tail-modifying region, the other is close to the lethality factor. Our findings parallel closely those made in the segregation distorter system in Drosophila .