ev 3, a structural gene locus for endogenous virus, segregates with the gs+chf+ phenotype in matings of line 63 chickens

Astrin, Susan M.; Crittenden, L. B.; Buss, E. G.

doi:10.1016/0042-6822(79)90031-x

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“…Animal genetic studies, using three separate chicken crosses where the segregation of ev4 and ev5 could be examined, showed seven recombinants in 35 offspring (2)(3)(4). This suggests a distance of 20 map units (7 to 33 map units at the 95% confidence level).…”

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Chromosomal clustering of five defined endogenous retrovirus loci in White Leghorn chickens

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Astrin²

1982

J Virol

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By using in situ hybridization, we localized three endogenous chicken retrovirus loci associated with the gs- chf- phenotype to distinct regions on chromosome 1. These three loci, ev4, ev5, and ev8, along with the two other known gs- chf--associated loci in White Leghorn chickens, ev1 and ev13, appear to be evenly distributed along chromosome 1, occurring approximately every 1.8 X 10(7) base pairs. The presence of all five loci on chromosome 1 represents a highly nonrandom distribution and all but eliminates a mechanism of independent random integration events for the generation of these loci.

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