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. 1974 Sep 1;140(3):859–864. doi: 10.1084/jem.140.3.859

CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW INTRA-H-2 RECOMBINANT

SEPARATION OF THEIr-REANDIr-GLT GENES

Martin E Dorf 1, Frank Lilly 1, Baruj Benacerraf 1
PMCID: PMC2139613  PMID: 4412395

Abstract

This report characterizes the intra-H-2 crossover in the D2.GD mouse strain. Recombination occurred within the I region between the immune response (Ir) gene controlling immune responsiveness to ragweed extract (RE). Ir-RE, and the Ir gene governing responsiveness to the random linear terpolymers of glutamic acid and lysine with either tyrosine or pheylalanine (Ir-GLT and Ir-GLφ). The Ir-RE gene was tentatively located in the Ir-1A subregion and the Ir-GLT and Ir-GLφ gene(s) tentatively placed in the Ir-1B subregion. The importance of this recombinant strain to further studies on the fine structure of the I region is discussed.

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