Trans-speciation maintenance in the MHC region of a polymorphism which includes a polymorphic dinucleotide locus, and the de novo arisal of a polymorphic tetranucleotide microsatellite.

作者: B. Crouau-Roy

DOI: 10.1034/J.1399-0039.1999.540604.X

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摘要: Alleles and the surrounding regions of DQCAR, a dinucleotide repeat tightly linked to HLA-DQB1, were sequenced in range primate species including man. Three polymorphic can usefully be defined description these sequences: GT itself, anonymous region 5' this repeat, variable CTGT 3' region. The sequence displayed six alleles individuals studied. One was invariably associated with substitutions absence others pure, repeats variation numbers repeats. Haplotypes classified by allele Those carrying 1 only found man, those 2 chimpanzee gorilla. third haplotype (indicated presence 3) chimpanzee, gorilla orang-utan, fourth gibbon, fifth baboon, guenon mangabey sixth macaque. region, but from different species, are thus often more similar than same phenomenon already shown for some HLA genes. This suggests that major histocompatibility sequences shared correlated evolutionary history. new tetranucleotide microsatellite (CTGT, 3rd region) has possibly arisen de novo pre-existing GT. study provides information not on molecular evolution particular also trans-speciation maintenance polymorphism its sequences.

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