Identification of a marsupial OTF1 gene

Sturm, Richard A.; Francis, D. I.; Cassady, J. L.; Graves, J. A.M.

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Identification of a marsupial OTF1 gene

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1994

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The ability of the human octamer-binding transcription factor 1 (gene symbol: OTF1) sequence tagged site (STS) marker to identify cross-species gene homologues has been assessed using the marsupial Macropus eugenii genome. Two regions of sequence homology with human OTF1 have been located on M. eugenii chromosomes 3/4 and 5 by in situ hybridization. These regions are likely to represent cross-reaction with the homologues of human OTF1 and closely related OTF2 genes.

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Cytogenetics and Cell Genetics

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10.1159/000133646

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