Mapping Data

Experiment

• Experiment
  TEXT-Physical Mapping
• Chromosome
  7
• Reference
  J:68210 Wines ME, et al., Identification of mesoderm development (mesd) candidate genes by comparative mapping and genome sequence analysis. Genomics. 2001 Feb 15;72(1):88-98
• ID
  MGI:1933207

Genes

Gene	Assay Type
D7Mit350	sequence analysis
Stard5	sequence analysis
Il16	sequence analysis
D7Mit261	sequence analysis
Phgdh-ps1	sequence analysis
2310034P14Rik	sequence analysis
3110009M11Rik	sequence analysis
Tlnrd1	sequence analysis
Mesd	sequence analysis
Cemip	sequence analysis
355L12-T7	sequence analysis
Arnt2	sequence analysis
Del(7)Tyr^c-3H-p	sequence analysis
Fah	sequence analysis
D7Mit62	sequence analysis
Mesd	visible phenotype
M-04948	overlapping clones, direct sequencing

Notes

• Experiment
  The authors used comparative genome sequence analysis, EST clustering and northern analysis to identify and predict the structure of genes in the mesd region. The order of markers on mouse Chromosome 7 was determined to be: M-04948 - D7Mit350 - 5'- Stard5 - 3' - 3'- Il16-5' - D7Mit261 - Phgdh-ps1 - 2310034P14Rik - 3110009M11Rik - 3'-mesdc1 - 5' - 5'- Mesdc2 - 3' - 3'- 12H19.01.T7 - 5' - 355L12-T7 - 3'- Arnt2-5' - Del(7)Tyr C-3H-p - 3'- Fah-5' - D7Mit62. The Mesd critical region was narrowed down to a BACcontaining the Mesdc1 and Mesdc2 genes using BAC transgenic complementation.