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. 1984 May 25;12(10):4207–4228. doi: 10.1093/nar/12.10.4207

Isolation of cDNA and genomic DNA clones encoding type II collagen.

M F Young, G Vogeli, A M Nunez, M P Fernandez, M Sullivan, M E Sobel
PMCID: PMC318827  PMID: 6203098

Abstract

A cDNA library constructed from total chick embryo RNA was screened with an enriched fraction of type II collagen mRNA. Two overlapping cDNA clones were characterized and shown to encode the COOH propeptide of type II collagen. In addition, a type II collagen clone was isolated from a Charon 4A library of chick genomic fragments. Definitive identification of the clones was based on DNA sequence analysis. The 3' end of the type II collagen gene appears to be similar to that of other interstitial collagen genes. Northern hybridization data indicates that there is a marked decrease in type II collagen mRNA levels in chondrocytes treated with the dedifferentiating agent 5-bromodeoxyuridine. The major type II collagen mRNA species is 5300 bases long, similar to that of other interstitial collagen RNAs.

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