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Experiment
  • Experiment
    TEXT-QTL-Candidate Genes
  • Chromosome
    1
  • Reference
    J:137521 Jordan MA, et al., Slamf1, the NKT cell control gene Nkt1. J Immunol. 2007 Feb 1;178(3):1618-27
  • ID
    MGI:3818442
Genes
GeneAlleleAssay TypeDescription
Nktcn1 visible phenotype
Slamf1
Slamf6
Notes
  • Experiment
    Microarray analysis was performed on thymus RNA from 4 week old NOD.Nkrp1b.Nkt1b congenic animals and NOD.Nkrp1b congenic animals to screen candidate genes for Nktcn1. The NOD.Nkrp1b congenic carries C57BL/6J-derived DNA from D6Mit105 (45.5 cM) toD6Mit135 (62.3 cM) on a NOD genetic background. The NOD.Nkrpb.Nkt1b congenic carries C57BL/6J-derived DNA from D1Mit369 (73 cM) to D1Mit155 (telomere) on a NOD genetic background in addition to the NOD-derived chromosome 6 interval. The formal QTL designation for Nkt1 is Nktcn1. Nkrp1 is synonymous with Klrb1c. Previously identified lupus susceptibility locus Sle1b (89.5 cM) maps near Nktcn1.

    Twenty-one genes displaying expression differences between NOD and C57BL/6J mapped to the Nktcn1 region, 15of which are located in the 95% confidence interval. The most promising candidate genes for controlling NKT cell number are Slamf1 (93.3 cM) and Slamf6 (89.5 cM). Gene expression of Slamf1 and Slamf6 was examined in thymic and splenic lymphocytes from congenic animals. It was observed that NOD.Nkrpb.Nkt1b animals expressed significantly higher amounts of SLAM proteins on cell sufaces compared to NOD.Nkt1b parentals. Authors hypothesize control of NKT cell numbers may be mediated by differentialexpression of Slamf1 with additionial influence by Slamf6.

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