Genomic structure of mouse PIR-A6, an activating member of the paired immunoglobulin-like receptor gene family.
Genomic structure of mouse PIR-A6, an activating member of the paired immunoglobulin-like receptor gene family.
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小鼠 PIR-A6 的基因组结构,PIR-A6 是配对免疫球蛋白样受体基因家族的激活成员。
DOI:
10.1034/j.1399-0039.2003.00042.x
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发表时间:
2003
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Kubagawa,H
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作者:
Tun,T;Kubagawa,Y;Dennis,G;Burrows,PD;Cooper,MD;Kubagawa,H
The gene for one of the activating members of the paired Ig‐like receptor family,Pira6, was isolated from a genomic library and sequenced. The first of 9 exons in the ∼8.2 kbPira6gene encodes the 5′ untranslated region, the translation initiation site, and approximately half of the signal sequence. The second exon encodes the rest of the signal sequence, exons 3–8 each encode a single Ig‐like extracellular domain, and exon 9 encodes the transmembrane region, cytoplasmic tail and 3′ UTR with four polyadenylation signals and six mRNA instability sequences. A soluble form of PIR‐A6 may be generated by alternative splicing. The exonic sequences account for ∼42% of thePira6gene and ∼34% for the single inhibitoryPirbgene, thus definingPiraandPirbas genes with relatively short intronic sequences. Extensive sequence homology was found betweenPira6andPirbfrom ∼2 kb upstream of the ATG initiation site to the beginning of intron 8. ThePirgenes appear to be distributed in three regions of the proximal end of chromosome 7 based on the present data and an analysis of currently available mouse genomic sequence databases. One region contains a singlePirgene which is almost identical toPira6, and the other two contain multiplePirgenes in opposite transcriptional orientations. Potential binding sites for hemopoiesis‐specific and ubiquitous transcription factors were identified upstream of thePira6transcription start sites that reside within the initiator consensus sequence motif. These results provide important clues to the coordinate regulation observed for PIR‐A and PIR‐B expression during hematopoiesis.