Single stranded nucleic acid binding structures on chicken lampbrush chromosomes.

Abstract:

:In chicken oocytes, proteins of the K/J family or their analogs, such as are known to be involved in mRNA processing in humans, are closely associated with nascent C-rich RNA transcripts on the loops of lampbrush chromosomes. Using labelled single stranded nucleotide probes and an antibody to protein K, these C-rich transcripts have been mapped to six different pairs of lampbrush loops situated on 3 macrochromosomes, the sex bivalent (ZW) and certain microchromosomes. Each of these loop pairs has a distinctive morphology. The observations represent cytological evidence of the connection between K-proteins and C-rich RNA transcripts. Another structure, the spaghetti marker of macrochromosome II, also preferentially binds C-rich homonucleotides. This spaghetti marker has a highly distinctive fine structural organization that is quite unlike that of lampbrush loops. Its proteins are not recognised by antibodies to protein K. Homonucleotide binding loops are recommended as potentially extremely valuable as markers on physical maps of chicken chromosomes.

journal_name

J Cell Sci

journal_title

Journal of cell science

authors

Solovei I,Macgregor H,Gaginskaya E

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1995-04-01 00:00:00

pages

1391-6

eissn

0021-9533

issn

1477-9137

journal_volume

108 ( Pt 4)

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