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[Cloning and sequencing of Sry gene of muntiacus].

Authors: Xiao-Xuan, Lu; Yue, Zhang; Xiang-Nian, Shan;

[Cloning and sequencing of Sry gene of muntiacus].

Abstract

Using the primers from SRY gene--HMG Box for PCR amplification in genomic DNA of Muntiacus reevesi cell strains, a 220bp fragment was obtained in the male but not in the female. The 220bp fragment was cloned into the pGEM-T vector using T/A clone method. The identified positive clone was sequenced. The result shows that 82.6% nucleotides(152bp/184bp) are homologous between Muntiacus Sry and human SRY gene. It suggests that SRY is highly conserved during evolution.

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