Molecular Cloning of a Gene Suppressed by Heat Shock and Its Expression Characteristics.
Jianxin Dai, Yilun Wang, Fengjuan Zhou, Deru Lu, Yujian Liu, Renbao Xu
Abstract
Jianxin Dai, Yilun Wang, Fengjuan Zhou, Deru Lu, Yujian Liu, Renbao Xu
Abstract
On the base of a cDNA fragment cloned from a human osteosarcoma cell line (HOS-8603) which was taken as the model of heat shock by DDRT-PCR, the cDNA library was screened by the probe made from this fragment, and the colony containing full length cDNA of this cDNA fragment (HSSG-1) was identified. Sequencing data indicated that this cDNA consisted of 1 456 bp, coding for 276 amino acids. Computer aided homology analysis did not find the same sequence published. The result of RNA dot hybridization suggested that HSSG-1 was expressing in many kinds of organs and cells, and the down regulating of its expression level caused by heat shock was general. Therefore, this may be a gene that is suppressed by heat shock.
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On the base of a cDNA fragment cloned from a human osteosarcoma cell line (HOS-8603) which was taken as the model of heat shock by DDRT-PCR, the cDNA library was screened by the probe made from this fragment, and the colony containing full length cDNA of this cDNA fragment (HSSG-1) was identified. Sequencing data indicated that this cDNA consisted of 1 456 bp, coding for 276 amino acids. Computer aided homology analysis did not find the same sequence published. The result of RNA dot hybridization suggested that HSSG-1 was expressing in many kinds of organs and cells, and the down regulating of its expression level caused by heat shock was general. Therefore, this may be a gene that is suppressed by heat shock.
Key concepts: Complementary DNA, cDNA library, Molecular biology, Gene, Heat shock protein, Molecular cloning, Cloning (programming), Biology