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Nucleic Acids Research, 1985, Vol. 13, No. 3 805-823
© 1985


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Characterization of a mouse interferon gene locus I. Isolation of a cluster of four {alpha}-interferon genes

K.A. Kelley and P.M. Pitha*

Oncology Center 1-109. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 600 North Wolfe St., Baltimore, MD 21205, USA

*To whom correspondence should be addressed

Received November 20, 1984. Revised January 9, 1985. Accepted January 9, 1985.

A BALB/c mouse genoinic library was screened with a murine interferon {alpha}2 (MuIFN-{alpha}2 cDNA coding region fragment. Eight clones were isolated which contain different mouse chromosomal segments related to the MuIFN-{alpha}2 probe and a 28 kilobase (kb) region of mouse genomic DNA containing four different MuIFN-{alpha} genes ({alpha}1, {alpha}4, {alpha}5 and {alpha}6 was identified characterized; an intergenic 1000 nucleotide long conserved sequence was found to be associated with three of these four a genes, indicating that this {alpha}-IFN gene cluster evolved through tandem duplications. Sequence analysis revealed the absence of a polyadenylation site in the 3' untranslated region of MuIFN-{alpha}1 and showed that one of the genes ({alpha}4) contains an internal deletion of 5 amino acids in the coding region.


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