MAPPING OF THE HUMAN SAP1 (SRF ACCESSORY PROTEIN-1) GENE AND SAP2, A GENE ENCODING A RELATED PROTEIN, TO CHROMOSOMAL BANDS 1Q32 AND 12Q23, RESPECTIVELY
J. Shipley et al., MAPPING OF THE HUMAN SAP1 (SRF ACCESSORY PROTEIN-1) GENE AND SAP2, A GENE ENCODING A RELATED PROTEIN, TO CHROMOSOMAL BANDS 1Q32 AND 12Q23, RESPECTIVELY, Genomics, 23(3), 1994, pp. 710-711
SAP1, SAP2, and ELK1 form a related subgroup of ETS-domain proteins th
at can form ternary complexes with the transcription factor SRF at the
c-fos serum response element (SRE). SAP1 was identified by a genetic
screen for proteins interacting with SRF expressed in yeast, and SAPS
by its homology with SAP1; ELK1 was previously identified by its homol
ogy to the ETS domain. cDNA probes were used to isolate cosmid and pha
ge clones harboring genes encoding SAP1 and SAPS. These clones were su
bsequently used to map the genes to 1q32 and 12q23, respectively, by f
luorescence in situ hybridization. (C) 1994 Academic Press, Inc.