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Use of Chromosomal Translocations with in Situ DNA Hybridisation to Confirm Localisation of Human 5S Ribosomal RNA Genes

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Journal J Med Genet
Specialty Genetics
Date 1979 Aug 1
PMID 490577
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Two cases of chromosomal translocations involving the long arm of chromosome 1 were investigated for 5S ribosomal gene localisation using in situ hybridisation. In the first family, there was an interstitial translocation of 1q25-32 to chromosome 5; the 5S genes remained on chromosome 1. In the second family, there was a translocation of 1q42-44 to chromosome 21q12; the 5S gene locus in this case was translocated. This shows that the 5S ribosomal genes are at position 1q42-44, confirming a previous assignment based on adenovirus-induced uncoiling and on a partial trisomy (Steffensen et al., 1977).

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