1994
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.91.24.11403
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Somatic nonhomologous crossing-over between neuropeptide genes in rat hypothalamic neurons.

Abstract: (NPv) and that ofthe oxytocin precursor (NPo) are identical in amino acid sequence, with the exception of one position, but the NPs differ at their N and C termini (3). A mutant (Brattleboro) rat strain exists in which homozygotes (BB) lack circulating VP due to a frameshift mutation in exon B of the VP gene; transcription of the mutant gene is almost normal but translation of the corresponding.mRNA yields a VP precursor with a different C terminus (6). Immunohisto chemical data have provided evidence that, i… Show more

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“…The molecule detected by AVT immunohistochemistry could be a molecule closely related to both vasotocin and vasopressin but not identical with these nonapeptides. A non-homologous crossing-over between genes of neurohypophyseal nonapeptides has recently been shown in the rat hypothalamus (Mohr et al 1994). Also post-translational processing of the molecule translated from vasopressin and vasotocin mRNA might be tissue specific.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The molecule detected by AVT immunohistochemistry could be a molecule closely related to both vasotocin and vasopressin but not identical with these nonapeptides. A non-homologous crossing-over between genes of neurohypophyseal nonapeptides has recently been shown in the rat hypothalamus (Mohr et al 1994). Also post-translational processing of the molecule translated from vasopressin and vasotocin mRNA might be tissue specific.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%