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Publication : Extension of the H-2 TLb molecular map. Isolation and characterization of T13, T14, and T15 from the C57BL/6 mouse.

First Author  Brown GD Year  1988
Journal  Immunogenetics Volume  27
Issue  4 Pages  239-51
PubMed ID  2831142 Mgi Jnum  J:9061
Mgi Id  MGI:57525 Doi  10.1007/BF00376118
Citation  Brown GD, et al. (1988) Extension of the H-2 TLb molecular map. Isolation and characterization of T13, T14, and T15 from the C57BL/6 mouse. Immunogenetics 27(4):239-51
abstractText  A region of the TLb locus encompassing T11 to T13 contains retroviral sequences TLev1 and TLev2. As part of a study to determine whether the retroviral elements are involved in the expression of TL genes, the genomic organization of this region was reexamined in greater detail. A result of these investigations is the extension of the H-2 TLb molecular map. Two additional TL genes have been isolated from C57BL/6 mice, T14 and T15. The genomic organization of T9 through T15 is presented. The nucleotide sequence has been determined for exons 4, 5, and 6 of T13. As a result of a C to T conversion, a termination codon is introduced into exon 4, indicating that T13 either encodes a secreted protein or is a pseudogene. T13 was found to be more homologous to the H-2 genes outside the TL region. T14 has been physically disrupted by the integration of TLev1, and the H-2 sequences appear to have diverged greatly. The relationship of the TL regions of the b and c haplotypes has been investigated using numerous low copy probes. The genome of BALB/c (TLc) is shown to lack a counterpart of the T13-T15b region. Homologous regions exist in the two haplotypes; yet considerable polymorphism is observed. TLb mice do not express TLa on the cell surface of normal thymocytes while TLc mice do; TLa expression is activated in many TLb leukemias. The diversity seen in the T13-T15 region may provide insights into the phenotypic expression or regulatory mechanisms of TL expression in these two haplotypes.
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