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RT1-CE1 - RT1 class I, locus1
Rattus norvegicus
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- Alleles of RT1-CE region class I genes could also be identified, but the rate of allelic nucleotide substitutions appeared rather low, indicating that the diversity in the RT1-CE region is mainly based on genomic plasticity [1].
- To study the degree of genetic diversity, we compared the RT1-CE region-derived class I genes of the RT1(n) haplotype with class I sequences of other rat haplotypes [1].
- Considerable haplotypic diversity in the RT1-CE class I gene region of the rat major histocompatibility complex [1].
References
- Considerable haplotypic diversity in the RT1-CE class I gene region of the rat major histocompatibility complex. Roos, C., Walter, L. Immunogenetics (2005) [Pubmed]
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