Chromosomal sublocalization of the transcribed human telomere repeat binding factor 2 gene and comparative mapping in the mouse.

A Y Sakaguchi, S S Padalecki, V Mattern, A Rodriguez, R J Leach, J R McGill, M Chavez, T A Giambernardi
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Telomere repeat binding factor 2 (TERF2) is one of two recently cloned mammalian telomere binding protein genes. TERF2 binds as a dimer with high affinity to the double-stranded TTAGGG telomeric repeat through an evolutionarily conserved myb-type DNA binding domain. TERF2 prevents telomere end-to-end fusion and may be important in maintaining genomic stability. We localized the transcribed TERF2 gene to human chromosome 16q22.1, tightly linked to the EST HUM000S343. The mouse Terf2 gene is situated by itself in a newly defined "bin" on chromosome 8 one crossover distal to Psm10 and Sntb2. Human TERF2 and mouse Terf2 are therefore part of a large evolutionarily conserved linkage group comprised of at least 25 known paralogous genes between human chromosome 16q and mouse chromosome 8.

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人端粒重复结合因子2基因转录的染色体亚定位及其在小鼠中的比较定位。
端粒重复结合因子2 (TERF2)是最近克隆的两个哺乳动物端粒结合蛋白基因之一。TERF2通过进化上保守的myb型DNA结合域作为二聚体与双链TTAGGG端粒重复序列具有高亲和力。TERF2阻止端粒端到端融合,可能对维持基因组稳定性很重要。我们将转录的TERF2基因定位在人类染色体16q22.1上,与EST HUM000S343紧密相连。小鼠Terf2基因本身位于Psm10和Sntb2远端的8号染色体上一个新定义的“bin”中。因此,人类TERF2和小鼠TERF2是一个巨大的进化保守连锁群的一部分,该连锁群由至少25个已知的人类16q染色体和小鼠8号染色体之间的同源基因组成。
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