DIRECT CDNA SELECTION WITH DNA MICRODISSECTED FROM MOUSE CHROMOSOME-16 - ISOLATION OF NOVEL CLONES AND CONSTRUCTION OF A PARTIAL TRANSCRIPTION MAP OF THE C3-C4 REGION
Jj. Wei et al., DIRECT CDNA SELECTION WITH DNA MICRODISSECTED FROM MOUSE CHROMOSOME-16 - ISOLATION OF NOVEL CLONES AND CONSTRUCTION OF A PARTIAL TRANSCRIPTION MAP OF THE C3-C4 REGION, PCR methods and applications, 6(8), 1996, pp. 678-687
A group of cDNA segments was selected by direct hybridization of mouse
cerebellar cDNAs against genomic DNA pools generated by microdissecti
on of the mouse chromosome 16 (MMU16) C3-C4 region. After elimination
of repetitive sequences and adjustment for redundancy among clones, 34
novel cDNA fragments were isolated. The MMU16 origin of clones was co
nfirmed by genetic linkage mapping, Reverse transcription PCR indicate
d that similar to 68% of the cDNAs represent transcripts that are expr
essed in adult mouse cerebellum. Northern blotting showed that some of
these are predominantly or solely expressed in brain. This work demon
strates that DNA microdissected from banded MMU16 can be used for dire
ct cDNA selection, thus enabling construction of a new, region-specifi
c partial transcription map. This selected cDNA library should be a us
eful reagent for further molecular neurobiological studies.