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THE PLANT CELL, Vol 7, Issue 10 1667-1680, Copyright © 1995 by American Society of Plant Biologists


RESEARCH ARTICLES

Matrix Attachment Regions and Transcribed Sequences within a Long Chromosomal Continuum Containing Maize Adh1

Z. Avramova, P. SanMiguel, E. Georgieva and J. L. Bennetzen
Department of Biological Sciences, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana 47907

We provide evidence for the location of matrix attachment sites along a contiguous region of 280 kb on maize chromosome 1. We define nine potential loops that vary in length from 6 kb to >75 kb. The distribution of the different classes of DNA within this continuum with respect to the predicted structural loops reveals an interesting correlation: the long stretches of mixed classes of highly repetitive DNAs are often segregated into topologically sequestered units, whereas low-copy-number DNAs (including the alcohol dehydrogenase1 [adh1] gene) are positioned in separate loops. Contrary to expectations, several classes of highly repeated elements with representatives in this region were found to be transcribed, and some of these exhibited tissue-specific patterns of expression.


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