XIST GENE AND ITS ROLE IN X-INACTIVATION
XIST GENE AND ITS ROLE IN X-INACTIVATION
批准号:
2184447
负责人:
ANDREA BALLABIO
金额:
$28.14万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1992
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1992-02-01 至 1996-01-31
关键词:
artificial chromosomes bacteriophage lambda biochemical evolution embryo /fetus embryogenesis embryonic stem cell gene expression gene mutation genetic library genetic mapping genetic promoter element genetic regulatory element genetic transcription genetically modified animals human genetic material tag laboratory mouse molecular cloning molecular genetics nucleic acid sequence plasmids sex chromosomes sex determination
中文摘要
X-失活是一种顺式限制剂量补偿,
雌性哺乳动物的染色体。 尽管许多研究小组做出了努力,
关于它的机制和基因的数量,
涉案 我们已经分离出一个人类基因(XIST),它映射到Xq 13,
X-失活中心(XIC)的最小缺失间隔
被映射。 该基因编码许多可变剪接的
转录本只表达自失活的X染色体。
因此,它在染色体正常个体中的表达是女性-
特定. 最近,我们克隆了XIST小鼠同源物(Xist),发现
它映射到小鼠X-失活中心(X控制元件:
Xce)区域,并且其表达在小鼠中也是雌性特异性的。
XIST基因,因为它的定位分配和其独特的模式,
表达,是一个很好的工具来研究X-失活。 整个
鼠Xist基因,包括启动子区,将被表征,
测序 人类和小鼠基因之间的序列比较将是
为了找到同源性区域,
保守的功能域。 表达XIST的时间将是
在小鼠胚胎中测定,以测试转录是否
在X失活发生时启动。 XIST分析
基因及其表达将在染色体
导致缺乏X-灭活的异常,
Xce基因座的突变。 涉及敲除的功能实验
XIST基因将在培养细胞和胚胎细胞中进行,
小鼠胚胎干细胞(ES细胞)用于转基因动物的创建。
我们还计划分离出覆盖整个
X-失活中心在人体中已定位的定位间隔
和鼠标。 酵母人工染色体(YAC)、粘粒和λ噬菌体
利用XIST作为探针,已经从这两种基因组中分离出了基因组克隆,
人和小鼠文库,并将用作
染色体步移 我们对XIST的研究主要集中在X-失活方面
中心区域可能会导致识别的功能
这一独特的基因,并确定其在X-失活的作用。
X染色体失活的分子基础的解开,
能够关闭数千个基因,
只有一对同源染色体,肯定会导致
基因调控新机制的鉴定
表情
英文摘要
X-inactivation is the cis-limited dosage compensation of one of the pair of
chromosomes in female mammals. Despite the effort of many research groups,
very little has been learned about its mechanism and the number of genes
involved. We have isolated a human gene (XIST) which maps to Xq13 within
the smallest deletion interval where the X-inactivation center (XIC) has
been mapped. The gene encodes for a number of alternatively spliced
transcripts expressed exclusively from the inactive X chromosomes.
Consequently its expression in chromosomally normal individuals is female-
specific. Recently, we have cloned the XIST mouse homolog (Xist) and found
that it maps to the mouse X-inactivation center (X controlling element:
Xce) region and that its expression is also female-specific in the mouse.
The XIST gene because of its mapping assignment and its unique pattern of
expression, is an excellent tool to study X-inactivation. The entire
murine Xist gene, including the promotor region, will be characterized and
sequenced. Sequence comparison between the human and mouse genes will be
performed in order to find regions of homology which may represent
conserved functional domains. The timing of expression of XIST will be
determined in mouse embryos in order to test whether transcription
initiates at the time when X-inactivation occurs. Analysis of the XIST
gene and its expression will be performed in individuals with chromosome
abnormalities resulting in lack of X-inactivation and in mice bearing
mutations of the Xce locus. Functional experiments involving knock-out of
the XIST gene will be performed in both cultured cells and in embryonal
stem (ES) cells from mouse embryos for the creation of transgenic animals.
We also plan to isolate overlapping DNA fragments spanning the entire
mapping interval where the X-inactivation center has been mapped in human
and mouse. Yeast artificial chromosome (YAC), cosmid and lambda phage
genomic clones have already been isolated, using XIST as a probe, from both
human and mouse libraries and will be used as starting points for
chromosome walking. Our studies on the XIST are on the X-inactivation
center region will possibly lead to the identification of the function of
this unique gene and to the determination of its role in X-inactivation.
The unraveling of the molecular basis of X-inactivation, a phenomenon
capable of turning off thousands of genes and of acting specifically on
only one of the pair of two homologous chromosomes, will certainly lead to
the identification of novel mechanisms for the regulation of gene
expression.
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