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Molecular Cloning of the Human Nucleotide-Excision-Repair Gene ERCC4
by
Weber, Christine A.
, Michael J . Siciliano
, Sancar, Aziz
, Brookman, Kerry W.
, Salazar, Edmund P.
, Reardon, Joyce T.
, Deng, Zuoming
, Thompson, Larry H.
in
Animals
/ Cell Line
/ chromosome 6
/ Chromosomes
/ Chromosomes, Human, Pair 16
/ Cloning
/ Cloning, Molecular
/ Complementary DNA
/ Cosmids
/ Cricetinae
/ DNA
/ DNA repair
/ DNA Repair - genetics
/ DNA-Binding Proteins - genetics
/ Drug Resistance - genetics
/ ERCC4 gene
/ Genes
/ Genetic engineering
/ Genetic Linkage
/ Genomics
/ Human genetics
/ Humans
/ Hybrid Cells
/ Libraries
/ man
/ mapping
/ Molecules
/ Neomycin - pharmacology
/ Somatic cells
/ Transfection
/ Transformation, Genetic
/ Ultraviolet radiation
1994
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Molecular Cloning of the Human Nucleotide-Excision-Repair Gene ERCC4
by
Weber, Christine A.
, Michael J . Siciliano
, Sancar, Aziz
, Brookman, Kerry W.
, Salazar, Edmund P.
, Reardon, Joyce T.
, Deng, Zuoming
, Thompson, Larry H.
in
Animals
/ Cell Line
/ chromosome 6
/ Chromosomes
/ Chromosomes, Human, Pair 16
/ Cloning
/ Cloning, Molecular
/ Complementary DNA
/ Cosmids
/ Cricetinae
/ DNA
/ DNA repair
/ DNA Repair - genetics
/ DNA-Binding Proteins - genetics
/ Drug Resistance - genetics
/ ERCC4 gene
/ Genes
/ Genetic engineering
/ Genetic Linkage
/ Genomics
/ Human genetics
/ Humans
/ Hybrid Cells
/ Libraries
/ man
/ mapping
/ Molecules
/ Neomycin - pharmacology
/ Somatic cells
/ Transfection
/ Transformation, Genetic
/ Ultraviolet radiation
1994
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Molecular Cloning of the Human Nucleotide-Excision-Repair Gene ERCC4
by
Weber, Christine A.
, Michael J . Siciliano
, Sancar, Aziz
, Brookman, Kerry W.
, Salazar, Edmund P.
, Reardon, Joyce T.
, Deng, Zuoming
, Thompson, Larry H.
in
Animals
/ Cell Line
/ chromosome 6
/ Chromosomes
/ Chromosomes, Human, Pair 16
/ Cloning
/ Cloning, Molecular
/ Complementary DNA
/ Cosmids
/ Cricetinae
/ DNA
/ DNA repair
/ DNA Repair - genetics
/ DNA-Binding Proteins - genetics
/ Drug Resistance - genetics
/ ERCC4 gene
/ Genes
/ Genetic engineering
/ Genetic Linkage
/ Genomics
/ Human genetics
/ Humans
/ Hybrid Cells
/ Libraries
/ man
/ mapping
/ Molecules
/ Neomycin - pharmacology
/ Somatic cells
/ Transfection
/ Transformation, Genetic
/ Ultraviolet radiation
1994
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Molecular Cloning of the Human Nucleotide-Excision-Repair Gene ERCC4
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Molecular Cloning of the Human Nucleotide-Excision-Repair Gene ERCC4
1994
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ERCC4 was previously identified in somatic cell hybrids as a human gene that corrects the nucleotide-excision-repair deficiency in mutant hamster cells. The cloning strategy for ERCC4 involved transfection of the repair-deficient hamster cell line UV41 with a human sCos-1 cosmid library derived from chromosome 16. Enhanced UV resistance was seen with one cosmid-library transformant and two secondary transformants of UV41. Cosmid clones carrying a functional ERCC4 gene were isolated from a library of a secondary transformant by selecting in Escherichia coli for expression of a linked neomycin-resistance gene that was present in the sCos-1 vector. The cosmids mapped to 16p13.13-p13.2, the location assigned to ERCC4 by using somatic cell hybrids. Upon transfection into UV41, six cosmid clones gave partial correction ranging from 30% to 64%, although all appeared to contain the complete gene. The capacity for in vitro excision of thymine dimers from a plasmid by transformant cell extracts correlated qualitatively with enhanced UV resistance.
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