Refined Subchromosomal Location of 21 Expressed Sequence Tags from Unknown Genes at Region 11p15
Christine Schwienbacher, Silvia Sabbioni, Giuseppe Barbanti‐Brodano, Massimo Negrini
Abstract
Christine Schwienbacher, Silvia Sabbioni, Giuseppe Barbanti‐Brodano, Massimo Negrini
Abstract
Twenty-one expressed sequence tags (ESTs) belonging to unidentified transcripts were mapped to 9 intervals at 11p15.5-p15.3. Thirteen were mapped to a region of an estimated size of 7 Mb with the help of a YAC contig. The remaining eight were mapped outside this region, and the centromeric or telo- meric position of the ESTs relative to the YAC contig was defined with the help of a cellular hybrid containing a derivative chromosome 11 with a breakpoint within the region covered by the contig. The average size of the intervals, where the ESTs were mapped, was estimated to be 0.3-0.4 Mb. The refinement of the chromosomal location of these ESTs could be of great help in the identification of potential candidate genes for disease locus mapping at 11p15.
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Twenty-one expressed sequence tags (ESTs) belonging to unidentified transcripts were mapped to 9 intervals at 11p15.5-p15.3. Thirteen were mapped to a region of an estimated size of 7 Mb with the help of a YAC contig. The remaining eight were mapped outside this region, and the centromeric or telo- meric position of the ESTs relative to the YAC contig was defined with the help of a cellular hybrid containing a derivative chromosome 11 with a breakpoint within the region covered by the contig. The average size of the intervals, where the ESTs were mapped, was estimated to be 0.3-0.4 Mb. The refinement of the chromosomal location of these ESTs could be of great help in the identification of potential candidate genes for disease locus mapping at 11p15.
Key concepts: Contig, Expressed sequence tag, Biology, Locus (genetics), Genetics, Breakpoint, Gene, Gene mapping