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Nucleic Acids Research, Vol 24, Issue 20 4034-4041, Copyright © 1996 by Oxford University Press

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Ordered shotgun sequencing of a 135 kb Xq25 YAC containing ANT2 and four possible genes, including three confirmed by EST matches

CN Chen, Y Su, P Baybayan, A Siruno, R Nagaraja, R Mazzarella, D Schlessinger and E Chen
Applied Biosystems Division, ACGT, Foster City, CA 94402, USA.

Ordered shotgun sequencing (OSS) has been successfully carried out with an Xq25 YAC substrate. yWXD703 DNA was subcloned into lambda phage and sequences of insert ends of the lambda subclones were used to generate a map to select a minimum tiling path of clones to be completely sequenced. The sequence of 135 038 nt contains the entire ANT2 cDNA as well as four other candidates suggested by computer-assisted analyses. One of the putative genes is homologous to a gene implicated in Graves' disease and it, ANT2 and two others are confirmed by EST matches. The results suggest that OSS can be applied to YACs in accord with earlier simulations and further indicate that the sequence of the YAC accurately reflects the sequence of uncloned human DNA.
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