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Preliminary studies on the gene map of cattle
Lv Monteagudo, Mt Tejedor, Mv Arruga
To cite this version:
Preliminary
studies
on
the
gene
map
of cattle
LV
Monteagudo,
MT
Tejedor
MV
Arruga
Facultad de Veterinaria, Universidad de
Zaragoza,
Laboratorio de
Citogen6tica, Departamento
deAnatomia,
Embriologia
yGenetica,
C/Miguel
Servet,
177, 50013Zaragoza, Spain
(Proceedings
of the 9thEuropean Colloquium
onCytogenetics
of DomesticAnimals;
Toulouse-Auzeville,
10-13July
1990)
gene map
/
cattleINTRODUCTION
Gene
mapping
has become one of the mostinteresting
fields ingenetics
research.However,
data available on animal genemapping
are still veryfew,
ascompared
with
present
knowledge
of the human gene map.During
the last twodecades,
somatic cell
hybridization
has proven to be one of the most useful tools for genemapping
studies both in the human and in animalspecies
(Pontecorvo, 1975).
In thisreport,
wepresent
ourpreliminary
results in cattle genemapping,
obtainedusing
thismethodology.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Somatic cell
hybridization
Somatic cell
hybridization
wasperformed
as describedby
Pontecorvo(1975).
Theline
wg3hcl2
(a
Chinese hamster cell linenegative
forhypoxanthine
phosphoribosyl-transferase
(HPRT);
Echard etal,
1984)
and fibroblasts obtained from one cowwere used for this purpose.
Hypoxanthine-aminopterine-thymidine
(HAT)
culturemedium was used to
prevent
growth
of HPRT- cells. Ouabain was added to the medium at a final concentration of10-
7
M,
toprevent
growth
of the unfused cattle fibroblasts.Karyotype analysis
Karyotyping
and cellular extractanalysis
forisozyme
characterization were carriedout at the same culture passage; colcemid
(GIBCO)
was added 3 or 31/2
h beforeharvesting,
at a final concentration of 0.05!g/ml.
Cells were then removed fromthe culture
flask,
underwent a 20 minhypotonic
treatment with 0.075 M KCI andIsozyme
characterizationCells were removed from the culture flask
by trypsinization.
As soon as cellsstarted to
detach,
they
were diluted in Hanks’ balanced salt solution(HBSS).
Sometimes,
10%
fetal calf serum was added to HBSS toprevent
trypsin
degradation
of enzymes. After
centrifugation,
cells were diluted in Shaws’ buffer andsubjected
to three
freezing-thawing
cycles
beforebeing
sonicated.Finally,
samples
werecentrifuged
and thesupernatants
(containing
theenzymes)
were stored inliquid
nitrogen
untilanalyzed. Electrophoresis
of thesamples,
followedby
specific
staining
was used to characterize the cattle
isozymes expressed
in thehybrid
clones. The references for tank buffers andstaining procedures
are as follows: AK:adenylate
kinase
(Heuertz, 1981);
PGD:phosphogluconate dehydrogenase
(Heuertz, 1981);
FH: fumarate
hydratase
(Harris
andHopkinson,
1976);
MANA: a-mannosidase(Harris
andHopkinson,
1976);
ACP: acidphosphatase:
buffersaccording
to Benne(1990,
personal
communication)
andstaining procedure
describedby
Harris andHopkinson
(1976);
LDHA and LDHB: lactatedehydrogenase
A and B(Van
Somerenet
al,
1974);
PGM1,
PGM2 and PGM3:phosphoglucomutase
(Heuertz, 1981);
NP: nucleosidephosphorylase:
buffers usedby
Womack and Moll(1986)
andstaining
procedure
describedby Ansay
and Hanset(1972);
PEPC:peptidase
C: buffers andstaining
method of Van Someren et al(1974).
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
We have now obtained a
panel
of 31hybrid
clones. Sofar,
14 clones have beenPreviously,
PGD was found tobelong
to the bovine U1syntenic
group, whilePGM1 was located in the U6
syntenic
group(Echard
etal, 1982;
Heuertz andHors-Cayla,
1981;
Womack andMoll, 1986; Womack,
1990).
FH and PEPC werenot
previously
studied(fig
1 shows theelectrophoretic
enzymepattern
obtained forFH).
Our datasuggest
that the humansyntenic
groupincluding FH,
PGD,
PGM1and PEPC
(Van
Someren etal,
1974)
is not conserved in cattle.PGD,
PGM1 and FH cannot be considered asbeing
syntenic
inlight
of thepreliminary
results shownin table I.
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