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probably caused by the less efficient release of this chromosome during cell lysis.<br />
genomic; E<br />
eDNA:<br />
probe A<br />
t(4;22)<br />
E<br />
=<br />
probe B<br />
5' MN1 axon ,SS\,S\SS'''SS\\\\\''SSSSSSSSSSS'J<br />
probe C<br />
Telomere<br />
+---<br />
Centromere<br />
kb<br />
21<br />
5,1 -<br />
4.3 -<br />
probe A probe n prohe C<br />
Figure 3,<br />
Fine mapping of the 1(4;22) breakpoint in meningioma 32. On top the physical map of the 8 kb<br />
genomic fragment with the localization of the 5' MNJ exon, the translocation breakpoint and the<br />
probes (genomic probes A and H, eDNA probe C) used for the mapping are shown. Below {he<br />
hybridizations of EcoRI digested DNA with probes A, Band C are shown. Lane Human: control<br />
DNA from leucocytes of an unrelated individual. Lane MN32: DNA (rom cultured nleningioma<br />
32 cells. Lanes 6A, 14G1O and 9B, see figure 1 legend for a description. Lane A3: Chinese<br />
hamster (A3) control DNA, Lane PgMe25NU: control DNA from (mouse) hybrid PgMe25NU<br />
containing only human chromosome 22, Lane Mouse: control mouse DNA, The sizes of the<br />
markers are indicated on the left,<br />
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