Figure 2
Figure 2. Localizing the GYPA gene by FISH. FISH was performed using the 159F4 BAC probe to examine the chromosomal location of the GYPA gene, which encodes the hGPA protein. As a positive control, the probe hybridized to human chromosome 4 (A), and, as a negative control, the probe did not hybridize to any wild-type FVB/NJ mouse chromosome (B). However, the probe did hybridize to one chromosome from hemizygous hGPA-Tg mice (C-D). The locations of hybridization are indicated by white arrows.

Localizing the GYPA gene by FISH. FISH was performed using the 159F4 BAC probe to examine the chromosomal location of the GYPA gene, which encodes the hGPA protein. As a positive control, the probe hybridized to human chromosome 4 (A), and, as a negative control, the probe did not hybridize to any wild-type FVB/NJ mouse chromosome (B). However, the probe did hybridize to one chromosome from hemizygous hGPA-Tg mice (C-D). The locations of hybridization are indicated by white arrows.

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