Genomic organization of human DLG4, the gene encoding postsynaptic density 95.

Genomic organization of human DLG4, the gene encoding postsynaptic density 95.
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人类 DLG4 的基因组结构,编码突触后密度 95 的基因。

DOI:
10.1046/j.1471-4159.1999.0732250.x
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发表时间:
1999
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Forsman-Semb,K
Forsman-Semb,K
中科院分区:
医学2区
文献类型:
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作者:
Stathakis,DG;Udar,N;Sandgren,O;Andreasson,S;Bryant,PJ;Small,K;Forsman-Semb,K

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Abstract: We have determined the exon‐intron organization and characterized the 5′‐flanking promoter region ofDLG4. Encompassing ~30 kb, theDLG4locus is composed of 22 exons that range in size from 28 to 1,218 nucleotides. All splice sites conform to the GT‐AG rule, except for the splice acceptor site of intron 5, which is TG instead of AG. Three different exons ofDLG4were found to be alternatively spliced in a subset of tissues. Two of these variants result in altered postsynaptic density 95 (PSD95) isoforms that dramatically truncate the protein. The third splicing variant represents an extension of exon 4 that encodes an additional 33‐amino acid segment. Analysis of the core promoter region forDLG4suggests that the expression of this gene is controlled by a TATA‐less promoter using a single transcriptional start site embedded within a CpG island.DLG4maps to a region on chromosome 17p13.1 known to contain a locus for autosomal dominant cone dystrophy 5. Scanning for mutations in theDLG4coding region and splice sites was performed in 15 cone dystrophy patients, including probands from five families showing linkage to theDLG4region. No disease‐causing mutations were identified in any patients, suggesting thatDLG4is not the causative gene for this genetic eye disorder.