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  1. ...of the Impact and Slc38a4 loci, each ICR controls the imprinting of multiple genes within large domains ranging from 100 kb to several Mb (Table 1; Fig. 1). Of the two largest known imprinting clusters in mice, the Snrpn locus, is 3.25 Mb in size and contains 14 imprinted genes, whereas the Kcnq1 locus is 845...
  2. ....SNPs around each DMR were used to make the allelic distinctions shown. Cheong et al. 614 Genome Research www..org apparent sequence homology (Li et al. 2005). Imprinting at this locus was acquired after the divergence of primate from rodent, and the status of this gene inmacaque helps to further refine...
  3. ...-lasting impact on gene regulation, which continues many millions of years after the spreading of novel TE insertions has been halted. Most TE families are silenced through binding of members of the KZNF family of which members coevolved to recognize specific TE families (Wolf and Goff 2009; Thomas and Schneider...
  4. ...with tandem repeats has been suggested to be a feature of mammalian imprinted genes ( Neumann et al. 1995 ). Indeed, tandem repeats have been shown to be associated with functional imprinting at the mouse Impact and Rasgrf1 loci ( Okamura et al. 2000 ; Yoon et al. 2002 ). A program called Tandem Repeat Finder...
  5. ...T. ( 2000 ) Comparative analysis of the mouse imprinted gene Impact and its nonimprinted human homolog IMPACT : Toward the structural basis of species-specific imprinting. Genome Res. 10 : 1878 – 1889 . ↵ Onyango P. , Miller W. , Lehoczky J. , Leung C.T. , Birren B. , Wheelan S. , Dewar K...
  6. ...quantification of relative gene expression levels in tissue and cell samples. In the remainder of this section, I discuss selected research areas in which the availability of physical and functional genomic resources for the opossum are likely to have significant impact for contributing to our understanding...
  7. ...as a target for epigenetic modifications that regulate imprinting (Shirohzu et al. 2004). To investigate whether the recently evolved, long, dense, lamina-associated LINE-1 array in the Dlk1/Dio3 domain might have an impact upon imprinting and gene regulation, it was subjected to targeted deletion...
  8. ...II-McrBC PCR wasapplied to the intronic DMR of mouse Impact , a paternally expressed gene. JF, B6, and (B6 × JF) F 1 indicate Mus musculus molossinus JF1, Mus musculus domesticus C57BL/6, and F 1 hybrid generated between JF and B6, respectively. The PCR products from mock-treated (-), HpaII-digested, or Mcr...
  9. ...differences of unknown cause. Genomic distribution of polymorphic ERVs suggests deleterious impact on gene expression We assessed the genomic locations of young ERV polymorphisms relative to annotated genes, since their existing distribution would reflect insertion preferences and/or losses of deleterious...
  10. ..., A.I., Longepied, G., Ty, M.T., Bishop, C.E., and Mitchell, M. 1999 . Mouse H-Y encoding Smcy gene and its X chromosomal homolog Smcx. Mamm. Genome 10 : 926 –929. ↵ Allen, E., Horvath, S., Tong, F., Kraft, P., Spiteri, E., Riggs, A.D., and Marahrens, Y. 2003 . High concentrations of long interspersed...
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