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Assignment of three rat integrin genes to Chromosome 19 (ITGB1), Chromosome 3 (ITGA4), and Chromosome 7 (ITGA5)

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By means of somatic cell, hybrids segregating rat chromosomes, we determined the chromosome localization of three rat β1 family integrin genes. ITGB1 was assigned to Chromosome (Chr) 19, ITGA4 to Chr 3, and ITGA5 to Chr 7. These chromosome assignments reveal or confirm homology between two pairs of rat and human chromosomes (rat Chr 3-human Chr 2; rat Chr 7-human Chr 12).

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Szpirer, C., Rivière, M., Szpirer, J. et al. Assignment of three rat integrin genes to Chromosome 19 (ITGB1), Chromosome 3 (ITGA4), and Chromosome 7 (ITGA5). Mammalian Genome 3, 685–688 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00444363

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