Mouse chromosome 5.
Mouse chromosome 5.
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小鼠5号染色体。
DOI:
10.1007/bf00656487
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发表时间:
1991
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通讯作者:
Stephenson,DA
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作者:
Kozak,CA;Stephenson,DA
The expanded interest in mammalian genome mapping and sequencing has encouraged the development of a high-resolution molecular genetic linkage map of the mouse. For this model system, early interest in the generation of a genetic linkage map was a natural outgrowth of successful breeding programs which had produced various inbred strains and mutant stocks. Since these breeding stocks also preserved hundreds of morphogenetic and behavioral mutations, the first linkage maps comprised genes for morphological and behavioral phenotypes. Later versions added immunological markers and protein polymorphisms, and now molecular markers are being rapidly mapped using multilocus interspecies crosses. Our goal is now to reconcile data from these various genetic crosses as well as from analysis of recombinant inbred (RI) strains, somatic cell hybrids, and in situ hybridization into multilocus linkage maps for each chromosome, to correlate these maps with cytogenetic markers, and to lay the groundwork for the development of a physical map. This report is an integral part of this effort and represents the first report of the Committee for Mouse Chromosome (Chr) 5. For Chr 5, this task has been aided by the molecular cloning of sequences at a number of the morphogenetic markers which were used as anchor loci to develop the earliest maps of this chromosome, specifically rd, Gus, W, Alb-1, and Alp. This has simplified the integration of maps constructed of purely molecular markers with the data accumulated from earlier studies. In the process of preparing this map, we have collated and evaluated all published data dealing with genetic markers on Chr 5 and incorporated these data into a revised linkage map which, we hope, will serve as the backbone for further development of this segment of the mouse genome.