Loss of intervening sequences in genomic mouse α-globin DNA inserted in an infectious retrovirus vector
Loss of intervening sequences in genomic mouse α-globin DNA inserted in an infectious retrovirus vector
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DOI:
10.1038/299265a0
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发表时间:
1982-09
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
K. Shimotohno;H. Temin
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作者:
K. Shimotohno;H. Temin
Genes lacking the intervening sequences that are present in otherwise apparently homologous genes have been found in some highly oncogenic retroviruses (some viral oncogenes) and in the normal cell genome (cDNA genes, pseudogenes or processed genes)1–10. Such cDNA genes might have arisen by reverse transcription of the spliced (intervening sequences removed) RNA transcript of the homologous genes. Another possible way for genes with intervening sequences to lose such sequences would be during replication in a retrovirus vector. To test this hypothesis we inserted genomic mouseα-globin DNA containing two intervening sequences11into the DNA of an infectious retrovirus vector12and report here that the intervening sequences were removed from DNA of progeny virus during virus replication.