Identification of the true human orthologue of the mouse Zp1 gene:: evidence for greater complexity in the mammalian zona pellucida?
Identification of the true human orthologue of the mouse Zp1 gene:: evidence for greater complexity in the mammalian zona pellucida?
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DOI:
10.1016/s0167-4781(99)00181-5
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1999-10-28
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Barratt, CLR
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作者:
Hughes, DC;Barratt, CLR
The mammalian zona pellucida is a mixture of glycoproteins, believed to be encoded by three distinct genes, ZP1/ZPB, ZP2/ZPA, and ZP3/ZPC. We have now determined that the true human orthologue of the mouse Zp1 gene is not ZPB, but that there is a distinct human ZP1 gene. Comparison of the human ZP1 and murine Zp1 genes indicates significant conservation of nucleotide and amino acid sequences, of intron-exon size and organisation, and of regulatory sequences. In addition, the mouse and human ZP1 genes are in a region of conserved synteny between human chromosome 11 and mouse chromosome 19. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.