Cytognetic and Molecular Genetic Study of Transient Abnormal Myelopoiesis
短暂异常骨髓细胞生成的细胞遗传学和分子遗传学研究
基本信息
- 批准号:06454609
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- 金额:$ 4.54万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (B)
- 财政年份:1994
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1994 至 1995
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Transient abnormal myclopoiesis (TAM) is a leukemoid reaction occurring occasionally in Down syndrome (DS) newborn infants. It has been hypothesized that "disomic homozygosity" in 21-trisomic cells plays an important-role in the genesis of TAM,and the putative TAM gene was suggested to be mapped at a 21q11 region. We encountered a DS-associated TAM infant with a 47, XY,inv (21) (q11.1q22.13), +inv (21) (q11.1q22.13) karyotype. Based on another presumption that in this patient, the putative TAM gene is disrupted by the break, we tried to isolate a breakpoint DNA.FISH analysis with cosmid clones corresponding to various STS markers mapped at around 21q11.1-q11.2, we confirmed that the proximal breakpoint of the inv (21) was located between two STSs, G51E07 and D21S215, the latter locus being consistent to the previous tentative mapping. After construction of a cosmid contig encompassing between the 2 markers, we have isolated a cosmid clone corresponding to the proximal breakpoint of the inversion. This breakpoint was located nearby a previously identified duplicated-region that is homologous to the sequence at 21q22.1. The isolated cosmid clone is useful for analysis of other TAM patients and for a search for a transcript at or flanking the breakpoint.
短暂性异常骨髓生成(TAM)是一种类白血病反应,偶尔发生在唐氏综合征(DS)新生儿。21-三体细胞中的“二体纯合性”在TAM的发生中起重要作用,推测TAM基因定位于21 q11区域。我们遇到了一个DS相关的TAM婴儿,核型为47,XY,inv(21)(q11.1q22.13),+inv(21)(q11.1q22.13)。基于另一个假设,即在该患者中,假定的TAM基因被断裂破坏,我们试图分离断裂点DNA。用对应于定位在21q11.1-q11.2附近的各种STS标记的粘粒克隆进行FISH分析,我们证实inv(21)的近端断裂点位于两个STS,G51 E07和D21 S215之间,后一个位点与先前的试验性作图一致。在构建包含2个标记之间的粘粒重叠群之后,我们分离了对应于倒位的近端断点的粘粒克隆。该断裂点位于先前鉴定的与21q22.1序列同源的重复区域附近。分离的粘粒克隆可用于其他TAM患者的分析和用于在断点处或断点侧翼的转录本的搜索。
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Ohta T,Nakano M,Tsujita T,Abe K,Osoegawa K,Yamagata T,Yoshiura K,Jinno Y,Soeda E,Niikawa N: "Isolation of a cosmid clone corrsponding to a region of the inv (21) breakpoint in a patient with transient abnormal myelopoicsis." Am J Hum Genet. 58. 544-550 (1
Ohta T、Nakano M、Tsujita T、Abe K、Osoekawa K、Yamagata T、Yoshiura K、Jinno Y、Soeda E、Niikawa N:“在患者体内分离与 inv (21) 断点区域相对应的粘粒克隆
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新川詔夫: "特殊な腫瘍関連遺伝子のポジショナルクローニング:一過性骨髄異常増殖症と多発性外骨腫遺伝子" 臨床病理. 44. 13-18 (1996)
Akio Shinkawa:“特殊肿瘤相关基因的位置克隆:短暂性骨髓发育不良和多发性外生骨疣基因”《临床病理学》44. 13-18 (1996)。
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Ohta T, Nakano M, Tsujita T, Abe K, Osoegawa K,Yamagata T, Yoshiura K, Jinno Y, Soeda E, Niikawa N: "Isolation of a cosmid clone corresponding to a region of thr inv(21)breakpoint in a patient with transient abnormal myelopoiesis." American Journal of Hum
Ohta T、Nakano M、Tsujita T、Abe K、Osoekawa K、Yamagata T、Yoshiura K、Jinno Y、Soeda E、Niikawa N:“分离与患者体内 thr inv(21) 断点区域相对应的粘粒克隆
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OHTA,T.,NAKANO,M.,ET AL.: "ISOLATION OF A COSMID CLONE CORRESPONDING TO A REGION OF THE INV (21) BREAKPOINT IN A PATIENT WITH TRANSIET ABNORMAL MYELOPOIESIS" AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN GENETICS. IN PRESS. (1996)
OHTA,T.,NAKANO,M.,等人:“在患有短暂性异常骨髓生成的患者中分离与 INV (21) 断点区域相对应的粘粒克隆”美国人类遗传学杂志。
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