par Szpirer, Claude 
;Van Vooren, Pascale ;Riviere, Michèle ;Scohy, Sophie ;Collau, G.;Szpirer, Josiane
Référence Mammalian Genome, 11, page (729-735)
Publication Publié, 2000
;Van Vooren, Pascale ;Riviere, Michèle ;Scohy, Sophie ;Collau, G.;Szpirer, Josiane Référence Mammalian Genome, 11, page (729-735)
Publication Publié, 2000
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | In order to improve the rat gene map and comparative mapping with the human and the mouse, we determined the chromosome localization of 54 rat genes. Most genes encode transcription factors or other regulatory proteins of cancer relevance. The human homologs of four genes were also assigned to their respective chromosome. These data generated anchor points between the recently established radiation hybrid maps and the genetic and cytogenetic maps. They improve comparative mapping between the rat, the mouse, and the human gene maps, and in particular they disclose four new synteny groups conserved in the rat and the human. These new localizations should also be useful for the identification of genes involved in the control of quantitative traits such as cancer susceptibility or diabetes. |
