BRAIN-SPECIFIC GENES HAVE IDENTIFIER SEQUENCES IN THEIR INTRONS
BRAIN-SPECIFIC GENES HAVE IDENTIFIER SEQUENCES IN THEIR INTRONS
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.81.3.713
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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通讯作者:
SUTCLIFFE, JG
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作者:
MILNER, RJ;BLOOM, FE;SUTCLIFFE, JG
The 82-nucleotide identifier (ID) sequence is present in the rat genome in 1-1.5 .times. 105 copies and in c[complementary]DNA clones of precursors of brain-specific mRNA. One brain-specific gene contains more than 1 ID sequence in its introns. There is an excess of ID sequences to brain genes, and some ID sequences appear to have been inserted as mobile elements into other genetic locations. Brain genes contain ID sequences in their introns, but not all ID sequences are located in brain gene introns. A brain ID consensus sequence was obtained by comparing 8 ID nucleotide sequences.