Sox andZfx genes in giant panda

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 1998 English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Science in China Series C: Life Sciences, volume 41, pages 623-627 (issn: 1006-9305, eissn: 1862-2798,

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Authors: R, Zhou; H, Cheng; Q, Yu; Y, Zhang;

doi: 10.1007/bf02882904

pmid: 18726218

Sox andZfx genes in giant panda

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By using PCR cloning techniques, the DNA sequences of the HMG box regions of six Sox genes (pSox) and the zinc finger domains of two Zfx genes (pZfx) in the giant panda were identified. The giant panda Sox genes fell into two subfamilies, SOX-S1 and SOX-S2. The pSox and pZfx genes of the giant panda were highly homologous to the corresponding genes in mammals and revealed close substitution rates to those in the primates.

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