Mapping of KIT adjacent sequences on canid autosomes and B chromosomes.
Mapping of KIT adjacent sequences on canid autosomes and B chromosomes.
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犬科动物常染色体和 B 染色体上 KIT 相邻序列的定位。
DOI:
10.1159/000097424
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发表时间:
2007
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
Graphodatsky,AS
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作者:
Yudkin,DV;Trifonov,VA;Kukekova,AV;Vorobieva,NV;Rubtsova,NV;Yang,F;Acland,GM;Ferguson-Smith,MA;Graphodatsky,AS
B chromosomes are often considered to be one of the most mysterious elements of karyotypes (Camacho, 2004). It is generally believed that mammalian B chromosomes do not contain any protein coding genes. The discovery of a conserved KIT gene in Canidae B chromosomes has changed this view. Here we performed analysis of sequences surrounding KIT in B chromosomes of the fox and raccoon dog. The presence of the RPL23A pseudogene was shown in canid B chromosomes. The 3′ end fragment of the KDR gene was found in raccoon dog B chromosomes. The size of the B-specific fragment homologous to the autosome fragment was estimated to be a minimum of 480 kbp in both species. The origin and evolution of B chromosomes in Canidae are discussed.