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" Genetics of Immunological Diseases "
edited by Beverly Mock, Michael Potter.
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749277
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b569235
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edited by Beverly Mock, Michael Potter.
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Genetics of Immunological Diseases\ edited by Beverly Mock, Michael Potter.
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Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1988
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Current topics in microbiology and immunology, 137.
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(xi, 335 pages 88 illustrations)
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3642500595
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: 9783642500596
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I. Localizing and Cloning Genes --; The Long-Range Mapping of Mammalian Chromosomes --; The Use of Interspecific Mouse Crosses for Gene Localization: Present Status and Future Perspectives --; X-Chromosome Gene Order in Different Mus Species Crosses --; Bayesian Multilocus Linkage Mapping --; The Rat Gene Map --; Linkage and Synteny Homologies in Mouse and Man --; Molecular Analysis of the Aniridia --; Wilms' Tumor Syndrome --; Approaching the Mouse Steel Locus from Closely Linked Molecular Markers --; II. Complex Loci Involved in the Regulation of Developmental and Immunological Processes --; The Mouse t Complex --; Probing Mouse Origins with Random DNA Probes --; Mouse t Haplotypes: A Tale of Tails and a Misunderstood Selfish Chromosome --; Contrasting Patterns of Evolution in the Proximal and Distal Regions of the Mouse t Complex --; From Phenotype to Gene: Molecular Cloning in the Brachyury (T) Locus Region --; Mouse Homeo Box Genes --; Murine Hox Genes --; A Multigene Family --; Expression of the Homeobox Genes Hox 2.1 and 2.6 During Mouse Development --; Immunoglobulin Superfamily Genes --; Studies of V(D)J Recombination with Extrachromosomal Substrates --; Transcription Factors in Terminally Differentiated B Cells --; Selective and Neutral Evolution in the Murine Igh-V Locus --; The Organization of the Immunoglobulin Kappa Locus in Mice --; Conservation of the Organization of the pre-B Cell Specific VpreB1/VpreB2/?5 Loci in the Genus Mus --; The Omega and Iota Surrogate Immunoglobulin Light Chains --; MHC Class I Gene Expression by Tumors: Immunotherapeutic Implications --; Identification of Regulatory Elements Associated with a Class I MHC Gene --; Tind, Tsu and Tthy form a Trimolecular Complex Encoded Within the Tsu Locus on Chromosome 12 of the Mouse --; III. Allelomorphic and Mutant Phenotypes --; Immunologically Related Loc --; Lps Gene-Associated Functions --; The Immunobiology of the T Cell Response to Mls Locus Disparate Stimulator Cells --; Genetic Analysis of Serologically Undefined Determinants: A T Cell "Clonological" Analysis of the Mls System --; X-Chromosome Linked Mutations Affecting Mosaic Expression of the Mouse X Chromosome --; Mosaic Analysis of the Effects of a Novel X-Chromosome Mutation on the Haematopoietic System --; Autoimmunity --; The scid Mouse Mutant --; Aberrant Igh Locus Rearrangements in A-MuLV pre B Lines of scid Mice: Evidence for Deregulated D-J Recombination --; VH Family Usage and Binding Analyses of Polyreactive Monoclonal Autoantibodies Derived from Nonimmunized Adult BALB/c Mice --; Pleiotropic Effects of Deleterious Alleles at the "Motheaten" Locus --; Characterization of Mott Cell Hybridomas from Autoimmune "Viable Motheaten" Mutant Mice --; A Molecular Genetic Approach to gld "Autoimmune" Disease --; Genetic Analysis of BALB/cJ Subline Resistance to Actively Induced Experimental Allergic Orchitis (EAO) and Experimental Allergic Encephalomyelitis (EAE) --; Neoplasia --; Genetic Control of Murine Susceptibility to 3-Methylcholanthrene-Induced T Cell Lymphoma --; Multigenic Control of Colon Carcinogenesis in Mice Treated with 1,2-Dimethylhydrazine --; Effect of the Gv-1 Locus on Moloney Ecotropic Murine Leukemia Virus Induced Disease in Inbred and Wild Mice --; Reverse Genetics Approaches for Cloning RIL-1, a Major Locus Involved in Susceptibility to Leukemia --; Genetic Map Location of Afr-1: Results From Four Genetic Crosses --; The Effect of the nude Gene on Plasmacytoma Development in BALB/cAn Mice --; Organization of the Distal End of Mouse Chromosome 4 --; Susceptibility and Resistance to Plasmacytomagenesis: Possible Role of Genes That Modify Efficiency of Chromatin Repair --; A Molecular Characterization of BALB/c Congenie C.D2-Idh-1b, Lshr, Rep-1b, Pep-3bMice --; Infectious Diseases --; Analysis of Lsh Gene Expression in Congenic B10.L-Lshr Mice --; Identification of a Linkage Group Including the Bcg Gene by Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism Analysis --; Continuous Expression of I-A by Murine Peritoneal Macrophages IS Linked to the Bcg Gene --; Chromosomal Location of the Gene Determining Restistance to Plasmodium chabaudi AS --; Summary --; From Phenotype to Gene: A Molecular Analysis of Complex Loci Involved in Developmental and Immunological Dysregulation --; Indexed in Current Contents.
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The development of innovative molecular techniques such as pulse-field gel electroƯ phoresis, cDNA subtraction libraries and chromosome hopping libraries coupled with the increasing popularity in the prospect of sequencing mammalian genomes, has triggered a resurgence of interest in finding and characterizing genes that playa role in modifying immune processes and diseases. Genetically defined strains of mice (e. g., inbred strains and recently derived stocks of wild mice) provide ideal models for examining the genetic control of diseases as a result of their syntenic relationship with man in genetic composition as well as linkage conservaƯ tion. Due to the relative ease of producing a specific genotype via appropriate breeding schedules, murine models may provide the only hope for unravelling those complex disease processes under mUltigenic control. This issue of CTMI is a collection of papers on the characterization and mapping of genes involved in mutations and dysregulated immune responses which produce disease phenotypes. These papers were presented at a workshop which was devoted to examining reverse genetic approaches at localizing, cloning and characterizing genes involved in a variety of developmental, autoimmune, neoplastic and infectious disease processes. In the first of three sections, a series of papers outline the most currently used methods of mapping and isolating genes whose products are unknown. The papers, following, are devoted to specific gene systems whose dysregulation is likely to produce mutant or disease phenotypes.
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Allergy.
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Immunology.
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Medicine.
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QR1.E358 1988
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Beverly Mock
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Michael Potter
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