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Publication : Orientation and molecular map position of the complement genes in the mouse MHC.

First Author  Müller U Year  1987
Journal  EMBO J Volume  6
Issue  2 Pages  369-73
PubMed ID  3034587 Mgi Jnum  J:8714
Mgi Id  MGI:57179 Doi  10.1002/j.1460-2075.1987.tb04764.x
Citation  Muller U, et al. (1987) Orientation and molecular map position of the complement genes in the mouse MHC. EMBO J 6(2):369-73
abstractText  Over the past few years six gene clusters have been isolated from the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) of the BALB/c mouse encompassing a total of 1600 kb of DNA and 48 genes. The molecular distances between these gene clusters and the orientation of four of the six clusters on chromosome 17 is not known. Here we use pulse-field gradient gels and Southern blot hybridization to establish large-scale genomic restriction maps covering several hundreds of kb surrounding the three gene clusters located in the K, I, S, and D regions of the MHC. Comparison of the maps orients the complement gene clusters in the S region with the 21-OHB gene pointing towards the K end and the C2 gene pointing towards the D end of the MHC. The distances between the E alpha and 21-OHB genes is 430 kb and between the C2 and TNF-alpha genes at least 420 kb.
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