Jm. Shipley et al., MAPPING THE X-CHROMOSOME BREAKPOINT IN 2 PAPILLARY RENAL-CELL CARCINOMA CELL-LINES WITH A T(X-1)(P11.2-Q21.2) AND THE FIRST REPORT OF A FEMALE CASE, Cytogenetics and cell genetics, 71(3), 1995, pp. 280-284
A t(X;1)(p11.2;q21.2) has been reported in cases of papillary renal ce
ll tumors arising in males. In this study two cell fines derived from
this tumor type have been used to indicate the breakpoint region on th
e X chromosome. Both cell lines have the translocation in addition to
other rearrangements and one is derived from the first female case to
be reported with the t(X;1)(p11.2;q21.2). Fluorescence in situ hybridi
zation (FISH) has been used to position YACs belonging to contigs in t
he Xp11.2 region relative to the breakpoint. When considered together
with detailed mapping information from the Xp11.2 region the position
of the breakpoint in both cell lines was suggested as follows: Xpter -
-> Xp11.23 - OATL1 - GATA1 - WAS - TFE3 - SYP - t(X;1) - DXS255 - CLCN
5 - DXS146 - OATL2 - Xp11.22 --> Xcen. The breakpoint was determined t
o lie in an uncloned region between SYP and a YAC called FTDM/1 which
extends 1 Mb distal to DXS255. These results are contrary to the concl
usion from previous FISH studies that the breakpoint was near the OATL
2 locus, but are consistent with, and considerably refine, the positio
n that had been established by molecular analysis.