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Genomic organization of the region spanning D14Mit262 and D14Mit86 on mouse chromosome 14 and exclusion of Adam28 and Adamdec1 as the cataract-causing gene, lr2.

Cytogenetic and genome research - 1 Jan 2007

Kim E, Rhee S D, Bae Y, Okumoto M, Yoon J-B, Song C-W, Yoon S K

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Mice with recessive cataract, CXSD, show the first clinical symptoms of cataract at five weeks, with complete penetrance. We previously localized the cataract-causing lens rupture 2 gene (lr2) to mouse chromosome 14. In the process of positional cloning of the lr2 gene, we determined the genomic organization of the critical region, defined by D14Mit262 and D14Mit86, and compared it to recently published map...

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PMID: 17268172
DOI: 10.1159/000097412

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