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Bos taurus
Gene: ... High impact information on IGHG2 IGHG3 differs most remarkably from IGHG1 and IGHG2 in the structure of its hinge. The results also show that the IGHG2 locus, which is linked to NP and FOS on human... was analysed for 10 loci, including three( IGF1, IGHG2 and the calcium release channel gene[ CRC ]) that have...
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... Disease relevance of IGHG2 Immunoglobulin heavy G2 chain( IGHG2) gene restriction in the development of severe respiratory syncytial virus infection. High impact information on IGHG2 Of the four human IgG subclass heavy chain( IGHG) genes, three -- IGHG1, IGHG2 and IGHG3 -- have allelic forms which...
Mus musculus
Gene: ... allotope located in the hinge region of Igh- 1b, all other 23 allotopes examined were preserved upon... was achieved in adult Igha/ b heterozygotes but with a lower efficiency than in adult Ighb/ b homozygotes, all...
Mus musculus
Gene: ... or not at all inhibitable by protein A were found to cross- react equally well with human Fc( CH2- CH3 domains..., however, is unrelated to the amino acid sequence of the CH1 domain and the hinge region of all the gamma... / Synonyms: IGHG2A
Mus musculus
Gene: ... and Igh- 1 genes whereas anti- HEL antibodies bearing a predominant idiotype are induced in all mice... haplotypes revealed that all of the backcrosses and F2 with high hapten- augmentable plaque production had...) and 5% of the C. B- 17( Igh- 1b) congenic mice; all strains showed ipsilateral retinal sparing. B cells...
Bos taurus
Gene: ... High impact information on IGHG1 IGHG3 differs most remarkably from IGHG1 and IGHG2 in the structure of its hinge. Our results show that the IGHG locus in pigs, similar to the situation in other mammalian species, viz. humans, mouse, cattle, and river buffaloes, is located on the terminal region...
Bos taurus
Gene: ... High impact information on FOS Repeated exposures to IGF- I attenuated c- fos transcriptional activity with a temporal coincidence of 90% repression and maximal FOS protein levels. The results also show that the IGHG2 locus, which is linked to NP and FOS on human chromosome 14, is separated from...
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... ( IGHGP, 8. 8 kb, IGHG2, 13. 5 kb, and IGHG4, 9. 4 kb)....
Homo sapiens
Gene: ... However, single amino acid substitutions were present in IGHG2 and IGHG4 genes, indicating the presence...
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