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  1. ..., but neither is it observed to be present in more than one copy. Both TMEM191B and RIMBP3 have paralogs in LCR22D (TMEM191C, RIMBP3B, and -C). The genes PRODH, DGCR5, and DGCR6 reside in SD22-5 (Guo et al. 2018), which was retained in even the smallest mapped allele of LCR22A. In all mapped individuals...
  2. ...in two copies on 22q11.2 (Supplemental Fig. 1S). Two functional copies of the DGCR6 gene are present on human Chromosome 22q11 and are due to a duplication of an ancestral locus ( Edelmann et al. 2001 ). LCR22-2 contains three large intra-LCR duplications denoted dupA-C ( Fig. 1 ). DupA starts within...
  3. ...Learning Publishers, San Diego, CA. ↵Edelmann L, Stankiewicz P, Spiteri E, Pandita RK, Shaffer L, Lupski JR, Morrow BE. 2001. Two functional copies of the DGCR6 gene are present on human chromosome 22q11 due to a duplication of an ancestral locus. Genome Res 11: 208–217. ↵Gordon D, Huddleston J, Chaisson...
  4. ...1549-5469 genome;11/3/503 1088-9051 Errata for vol. 11, p. 208 Errata for vol. 11, p. 208 Genome Research 11: 208–217 (2001) Two Functional Copies of the DGCR6 Gene Are Present on Human Chromosome 22q11 Due to a Duplication of an Ancestral Locus Lisa Edelmann, Pavel Stankiewicz, Elizabeth Spiteri...
  5. ...confirmed the brain expression of this transcript by PCR from the brain tissue cDNA library; the expected ∼550-bp product was amplified (data not shown). This suggests that the duplicated copy of the ancestral AGIP gene ( Inoue et al. 2001 ) may remain active in the LCR17pB copy and further supports...
  6. ...copies leads to chromosomal rearrangements, such as deletions, duplications, inversions, and inverted duplications, depending on the orientation of the recombining duplicons. When such rearrangements cause dosage imbalance of a developmentally important gene(s), genetic diseases now termed genomic...
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