Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9410714 | Molecular Brain Research | 2005 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
F3/contactin is a neural adhesion molecule implicated in various physiological processes. In rat brain tissues, we cloned various mRNA with the same coding region but differing in 3â² and 5â²UTR. The 3â²UTR presents two polyadenylation signals. At the 5â² end, we identified two leader exons, multiple transcription initiation sites and splicing events, leading to at least 19 different 5â²UTR. The F3/contactin rat gene differs from the mouse gene for two reasons: (1) it contains two additional untranslated exons that are alternatively spliced and (2) it lacks the homologue mouse untranslated exon 0.
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Claire Rome, Valérie Roullot, Franck Couillaud,