Gary,
Have you contacted the coordinator of the PiGMAP project at Roslin, Dr Alan
Archibald ?
He is in touch with various other mammalian genome projects through ISAG the
international Society for Animal Genetics.
Alain Bouvet
"Gary Paterson" <g.paterson at bio.gla.ac.uk> a écrit dans le message news:
3D6236DA.C6094C96 at bio.gla.ac.uk...
> I have perfromed RACE experiments which identify sequences that lie
> within an a very large intron that separates exons 3 and 4 of the gene I
> am studying. The RACE fragments contain no ORFs. One possiblity is
> that the fragments represent UTRs of splice variants. However, I was
> wondering whether there any examples in mammals in which the genetic
> structure of unrelated genes overlap, ie use different strands over the
> same region to encode a protein. I know viruses do this quite alot but
> am not aware that mammals make use of this strategy.
>> please help!
> Gary
>
