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SRML2 - spermidine synthase-like 2

Homo sapiens

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Winqvist, R. et al.

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High impact information on SRML2

Mapping of the human spermidine synthase gene (SRM) to 1p36 and a probable pseudogene (SRML2) to region 3p14-->q21 [1].

Biological context of SRML2

Using Southern blot analysis of panels of human podent somatic cell hybrids and chromosomal in situ hybridization, we have been able to assign human spermidine synthase DNA sequences to 1p36 (SRM) and 3p14-->q21 (SRML2) [1].

References

Mapping of the human spermidine synthase gene (SRM) to 1p36 and a probable pseudogene (SRML2) to region 3p14-->q21. Winqvist, R., Alhonen, L., Grzeschik, K.H., Jänne, J., Eloranta, T.O. Cytogenet. Cell Genet. (1993) [Pubmed]

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