Gene Review:
RPL3 - ribosomal protein L3
Bos taurus
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Disease relevance of Rpl3
High impact information on Rpl3
- Unfortunately, multiple Rpl3-processed pseudogenes have hampered mapping of the functional gene copy in mammalian species [1].
Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Rpl3
- Using PCR amplification with intronic primer binding, we have mapped Rpl3 to MMU15, and have also localized RPL3 to BTA5 in cattle [1].
References
- Comparative mapping of RPL3, a gene overexpressed in multiple obesity models. Allan, M.F., Potts, J.K., Pomp, D. Anim. Biotechnol. (2001) [Pubmed]
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