Cosmids and transcribed sequences from chromosome 11q23
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SUMMARY To obtain cosmid markers and transcribed sequences from a specific chromosome region, a series of radiation-reduced hybrids (RHs) containing various regions of human chromosome 11
was prepared from microcell hybrid A9 (_neo_11) cells containing a normal human chromosome 11 tagged with pSV2_neo_ at 11p11.2. Among 15 radiation hybrid clones isolated, RH(11)-9 which
contains a q23 fragment in addition to the_neo_ integration site, was used for the construction of a cosmid library. Cosmid clones having human DNA sequences were screened, and localized by
Southern hybridization with the radiation hybrid panel. Fifty-nine cosmids were assigned to 11q23 and 6 cosmids to 11p11.2. Exon amplification proceeded with 23 of the 59 cosmids and 16
putative exons were cloned. Three of them were identical to those constituting a known gene which locates on q23 (ATDC), and the others were unknown. Thus, the RHs containing various
subchromosomal fragments of chromosome 11 were useful for constructing region-specific DNA markers. The RH-(11)-9 cells and putative exons also facilitate the positional cloning of genes in
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T. _et al._ Cosmids and transcribed sequences from chromosome 11q23. _Jap J Human Genet_ 40, 307–317 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01900597 Download citation * Received: 18 May 1995 *
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