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Gene mapping within the T/t complex of the mouse. IV: The inverted MHC is intermingled with several t-lethal genes.

Using a combination of classical genetics, serology, and molecular genetics, we have mapped as many as possible of the MHC components in t haplotypes. Results indicate that the whole MHC is included in a simple inversion with the relative positions of its genes being intact. Furthermore, some of the t-lethal mutations map very near to, or are intermingled with, components of the MHC. At the centromeric end the t12 lethal maps between TL and H-2D in the Qa region, and distally the tw5 lethal is inseparable from H-2K.[1]

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  1. Gene mapping within the T/t complex of the mouse. IV: The inverted MHC is intermingled with several t-lethal genes. Shin, H.S., Bennett, D., Artzt, K. Cell (1984) [Pubmed]
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