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Nucleic Acids Research, 1983, Vol. 11, No. 10 3169-3186
© 1983

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Characterization of a genomic clone for rat seminal vesicle secretory protein IV

Jagannadha C. Kandala*, Malathi K. Kistler*, Robert P. Lawther+ and W. Stephen Kistler*

*Department of Chemistry Columbia SC 29208, USABiochemistry section of the School of Medicine, University of South Carolina Columbia SC 29208, USA +Department of Biology Columbia SC 29208, USA

Received February 17, 1983. Revised April 19, 1983. Accepted April 19, 1983.

The entire coding region for rat seminal vesicle secretory protein IV was obtained on a 3.5 kb Eco RI fragment isolated from a genomic library in 003B3; Charon 4 003B3;. The coding sequence for SVS IV message is interrupted twice by introns. The first lies just downstream from the juncture of the 21 amino acid secretory signal peptide with the start of the mature protein, and the second lies in the 3‘-nontranslated region. The major transcriptional start site was mapped by primer extention and is 22 nucleotides upstream from the translational initiation codon. SI protection experiments indicated additional minor transcriptional starts about 27 and 50 nucleotides further upstream from the major cap site. The entire transcriptional unit comprises about 1740 nucleotides. The SVS IV gene does not belong to .an obvious gene family, and it is conserved in mice and guinea pigs


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