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. 1985 Nov 11;13(21):7813–7827. doi: 10.1093/nar/13.21.7813

Sequence analysis of a KpnI family member near the 3' end of human beta-globin gene.

M Hattori, S Hidaka, Y Sakaki
PMCID: PMC322088  PMID: 2999705

Abstract

We determined the complete nucleotide sequence (6125 bp) of a full-length member of human KpnI family, designated T beta G41, which is located about 3 kb downstream from the beta-globin gene. Comparison of the sequence with the KpnI family sequence compiled by Singer revealed that a new 131 bp sequence is present in the T beta G41. Hybridization analyses showed that a few thousand of human KpnI family members are carrying this additional sequence. Computer search of DNA databases for T beta G41-homologous sequence showed that some T beta G41-homologous sequences were closely associated with pseudogenes. The T beta G41 sequence also showed significant sequence homology with ChBlym-1, a transferrin-like transforming gene of chicken. Furthermore, an amino acid sequence deduced from the T beta G41 nucleotide sequence revealed a relatively-high homology to those of human transferrin and lactotransferrin.

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