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Article Dans Une Revue Cellular and Molecular Biology Année : 1989

The gene for intestinal sucrase-isomaltase as member of a gene family

Jean-Noël Freund
R. Heilig
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N. Lehner
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Francis Raul
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The synthetic oligonucleotide MF59, derived from the rabbit sucrase-isomaltase cDNA sequence, hybridizes to two classes of mRNA in the rat and pig intestinal epithelium as well as to various restriction fragments within the human genome. These results strongly support the hypothesis that the sucrase-isomaltase gene belongs to a gene family. The cloning of a human cosmid containing such a sequence similar to MF59 has allowed us to identify a new member of this gene family which detects a single 6.5 Kb intestinal mRNA in the adult pig.
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Jean-Noël Freund, R. Heilig, N. Lehner, Francis Raul. The gene for intestinal sucrase-isomaltase as member of a gene family. Cellular and Molecular Biology, 1989, 35 (3), pp.313-324. ⟨hal-03818484⟩

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