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Sycp1  -  synaptonemal complex protein 1

Mus musculus

Synonyms: SCP-1, SCP1, Scp1, Synaptonemal complex protein 1
 
 
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Biological context of Sycp1

 

Anatomical context of Sycp1

 

Associations of Sycp1 with chemical compounds

  • By synthesis of SCP3 in cultured somatic cells, it has been shown that SCP3 can self-assemble into thick fibers and that this process requires the COOH-terminal coiled coil domain of SCP3, as well as the NH2-terminal nonhelical domain [8].
  • These nuclear synaptonemal complex-matrices are prepared by extracting Triton X-100-treated nuclei with low (0.2 M) and high (1.0 or 2.0 M) NaCl, DNase I, and RNase A to remove 85% of the nuclear proteins, 97% of the RNA, and 99% of the DNA [13].
  • Since the BALB/c-specific PR1 family B is not present in DDD/1 or MOA mice, the unpaired portion of the BALB/c chromosome may be looped out in a synaptonemal complex during meiosis in F1 hybrids of the BALB/c strain with DDD/1 or MOA [14].
  • Ultrathin sections of osmium tetroxide/p-phenylenediamine treated material showed that, under the electron microscope, this technique stains preferentially elements of the synaptonemal complex, while the surrounding chromatin remains unstained [15].
  • The use of osmium tetroxide fixation followed by postreatment with p-phenylenediamine gives an opportunity of locating the synaptonemal complex (SC) under the light microscope in mouse testes and Allium cepa anthers [15].
 

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Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Sycp1

References

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