MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE MENKES SYNDROME GENE
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE MENKES SYNDROME GENE
批准号:
3245630
负责人:
THOMAS W GLOVER
金额:
$16.09万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1991
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1991-09-30 至 1996-04-30
关键词:
DNA replication Menkes' syndrome RNA biosynthesis SDS polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis artificial chromosomes autosomal recessive trait biopsy chromosome translocation complementary DNA copper cytogenetics gene expression genetic library human tissue in situ hybridization inborn metal metabolism disorder laboratory mouse linkage mapping mental retardation molecular biology molecular cloning nucleic acid sequence phosphoglycerate kinase deficiency point mutation polymerase chain reaction postnatal growth disorder restriction mapping southern blotting transfection /expression vector
中文摘要
我们建议克隆并表征负责门克斯的基因
综合症。 Menkes 综合征是一种 X 连锁隐性铜障碍
代谢特征为早期生长迟缓和严重
神经功能障碍。 该病尚无有效治疗方法
其生化水平的确切原因尚不清楚。 最近,一个
患有该疾病且存在从头 X 常染色体易位的女性
确定。 Xql3 处的易位断点与先前的易位断点重合
Menkes 基因座的连锁分配和可能的位置
小鼠体内的同源斑驳基因座。 因此几乎可以肯定
破坏门克斯综合征基因的正常表达,并且很可能
直接打断它。 我们的克隆策略是基于物理
在此易位处 DNA 序列的鉴定和克隆
断点。
易位断点的位置相对于许多
Xql3 探针已通过利用体细胞杂交体确定
含有易位染色体。 发现易位
断裂靠近 PGK-1 位点的 X 染色体。 有了这个
知识,开始绘制该地区的长距离物理地图,试图
检测易位断点。 发现断点在
Sfil 消化的 DNA 上的 300kb PGK-1 基因座。 已经开始努力
以获得跨越该区域的酵母人工染色体(YACS)。 在
在这个修改后的应用程序中,我们建议识别跨域的 YAC 克隆
门克斯综合征易位断点并且很可能包含
来自门克斯综合征基因内部或与门克斯综合征基因密切相关的序列。 一个
将绘制该地区的实物图并确定 CpG 岛屿。
总 YAC 和 lambda 亚克隆都将用于筛选 cDNA 文库
用于识别候选基因。 候选克隆将用于
分析门克斯综合征患者和斑驳小鼠的 DNA 和 RNA
突变。 该基因将通过序列分析来表征,
在不同组织中的表达,并可能通过表达研究
体外。门克斯易位提供了宝贵的资源
该基因的“路标”,是少数 X 连锁和常染色体基因之一
人类疾病基因位点的易位可用于此研究
善良。 拟议的研究不仅应该有助于更好地理解
门克斯综合征的基本缺陷,以及有关的新发现
铜代谢的一般情况。
英文摘要
We propose to clone and characterize the gene responsible for Menkes
syndrome. Menkes syndrome is an X-linked recessive disorder of copper
metabolism characterized by early growth retardation and severe
neurological impairment. There is no effective treatment for the disease
and its exact cause at the biochemical level is unknown. Recently, a
female with the disease and a de novo X-autosome translocation was
identified. The translocation breakpoint at Xql3 coincides with a previous
linkage assignment of the Menkes locus and with the probable location of
the homologous mottled locus in the mouse. It therefore almost certainly
disrupts proper expression of the Menkes syndrome gene and may very likely
directly interrupt it. Our cloning strategy is based on the physical
identification and cloning of DNA sequences at this translocation
breakpoint.
The location of the translocation breakpoint with respect to a number of
Xql3 probes has been determined by utilizing somatic cell hybrids
containing the translocation chromosome. The translocation was found to
break the X chromosome just proximal to the PGK-1 locus. With this
knowledge, a long range physical map of the region was begun in attempt to
detect the translocation breakpoint. The breakpoint was found to be within
300kb of the PGK-1 locus on Sfil digested DNA. Efforts have been initiated
to obtain yeast artificial chromosomes (YACS) that span this region. In
this revised application, we propose to identify YAC clones that cross the
Menkes syndrome translocation breakpoint and will very likely contain
sequences from within or closely linked to the Menkes syndrome gene. A
physical map of the region will be constructed and CpG islands identified.
Both total YACs and lambda subclones will be used to screen cDNA libraries
for identification of candidate genes. Candidate clones will be used to
analyze DNA and RNA from Menkes syndrome patients and from mottled mice for
mutations. The gene will be characterized by sequence analysis,
expression in different tissues and possibly by expression studies in
vitro. The Menkes translocation provides an invaluable resource as a
"signpost" for the gene and is one of but a few X-linked and autosomal
translocations at a human disease gene locus available for studies of this
kind. The proposed studies should not only lead to better understanding of
the basic defect in Menkes syndrome, but also to new findings concerning
copper metabolism in general.
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