The gene map of the pig (&lt;i&gt;Sus scrofa domestica&lt;/i&gt; L.): a review

Echard, G.; Milan, Denis; Yerle, Martine M.; Lahbib-Mansais, Y.; Gellin, Joël

doi:10.1159/000133394

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“…The genetic map summarized here is almost identical to the one recently reported by Echard et al (1992). The problem should be solved by the analysis of many of these loci in shared reference pedigrees like the ones being used in the European Pig Gene Mapping Project (PiGMaP) and the USA Mapping Project.…”

Section: Summary Of Mapping Datamentioning

confidence: 73%

“…1. As a result of the rapid expansion in pig gene mapping research during the past 2 years, the number of mapped loci has increased from 51 (Echard 1990) to 170 summarized here; 60 out of the 170 loci listed in Table 1 represent anonymous DNA segments. In Table 2, the mapped loci have been sorted according to Chromosomes, showing that markers have now been assigned to all chromosomes except the two smallest ones (nos 1 7 and 18).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…However, subsequent to the workshop, EAL has been firmly assigned to chromosome 4 by highly significant evidence for linkage (lod score of 25.6) to the ATPlBl locus (Marklund et al, in press). (1991); Chowdhary et al (1992); ) Chaudhary et al (1992 Gefhotin et al (1990 Complement component 9 Alpha-S1-Casein Alpha-SZ-Casein Beta-Casein Ceruloplasmin Ellegren et 01. The assignment of the K88 loci to chromosome 1 3 was maintained since it is supported by two independent groups but it is still considered provisional awaiting confirming data.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Localization of the porcine growth hormone gene to chromosome 12pl.2 p1–5

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Animal Genetics

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The gene encoding the porcine growth hormone (GH) has been localized to the q-arm of chromosome 1 2 using high-resolution R-banded chromosomes for in situ hybridization. We report here the localization of GH on the p-arm of this chromosome when using in situ hybridization on high-resolution G-banded chromosomes. Sequential Q-and R-banding show that this discrepancy is caused by a reversed orientation of chromosome 12 in the R-banded high-resolution karyotype published by Rsnne et al. (1987) and the G-banded standard karyotype.

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Localization of the porcine growth hormone gene to chromosome 12pl.2 p1–5

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“…The porcine gene map now consists of approximately 150 markers, 100 of them being unique gene loci (Echard et al, 1993). Mapping studies have demonstrated considerable syntenic conservation among mammals (O'Brien et al" 1988).…”

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Localization of four new markers to pig chromosomes 1, 6, and 14 by radioactive in situ hybridization

Mellink

Lahbib-Mansais

Yerle

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Cytogenet Genome Res

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The genes coding for glucose regulated protein, 78kDal (GRP78), hormone-sensitive lipase (LIPE), plasminogen activator or urokinase (PLAU), and D-amino acid oxidase (DAO) were localized in the pig by radioactive in situ hybridization. GRP78 was mapped to 1q2.10→q2.13 and LIPE was localized to chromosome 6cen→q12. The genes for PLAU and DAO were both assigned to chromosome 14, in the region q2.4→q2.6 and q2.1→q2.3, respectively. The results are compared to mapping data in other mammalian species.

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“…LG X was assigned to chromosome 4 on the basis of the previous assignment of ATPlBl to 4q13-q21 (Lahbib-Mansais et al 1992). The map order of this 87.7-cM-long linkage group could be determined with confidence, because the number of informative meioses exceeded 300 for each marker.…”

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A linkage group on pig chromosome 4 comprising the loci for blood group L, GBA, ATP1B1 and three microsatellites

Marklund

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et al. 1993

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Restriction fragment length polymorphisms (RFLPs) were described for the porcine loci for 0-glucosidase (GBA) and the p-polypeptide 1 of the Na+,K+-transporting ATPase (ATPlBl). Linkage analyses using a three-generation pedigree provided evidence for the assignment of ATPlBl, GBA and two microsatellite loci (SO001 and S0067) to a previously described linkage group comprising the loci for blood group L (EAL) and an anonymous microsatellite (s0097). The linear order of the six markers was determined with confidence by multipoint analyses and the length of the linkage group was estimated at 88 CM. This linkage group was assigned to pig chromosome 4 on the basis of a previous physical localization of the ATPlBl gene. In situ hybridization data for SO001 presented in this study were consistent with a localization on chromosome 4 and suggested a regional localization to 4p12-pl3. The present study reveals conflicting data concerning the genetic localization of the K88 loci controlling the expression of the receptors for the E. coli pilus antigens. One group has reported data suggesting a loose linkage between K88 and EAL, now mapped to chromosome 4, whereas two other groups have found linkage between K88 and the transferrin locus (TF), mapped to chromosome 13 by in situ hybridization.

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The gene map of the pig (<i>Sus scrofa domestica</i> L.): a review

Abstract: A review of the present status of the porcine gene map is given with references. A total of 84 loci have now been studied, and genes have been assigned to 17 chromosomes. Among them, six chromosomes are defined by only one marker. No loci have been attributed yet to three chromosomes.

Cited by 21 publications

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Localization of the porcine growth hormone gene to chromosome 12pl.2 p1–5

Localization of the porcine growth hormone gene to chromosome 12pl.2 p1–5

Localization of four new markers to pig chromosomes 1, 6, and 14 by radioactive in situ hybridization

A linkage group on pig chromosome 4 comprising the loci for blood group L, GBA, ATP1B1 and three microsatellites

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