NCBI GenBank

Mouse To Human Homology Region Map, Chromosome 12

How to use this Resource

Cross Mouse Locus Mouse Gene Human Chr. Human Gene In Situ Method RH Map Genethon Map Homology Group
S Reg1a 2 REG1A(g) 2p12(g) 9
b 1.0 Synd1 2 SDC 2p R stSG9345 40-48 9
2.0 Apob 2 APOB 2p24-p23 R,G SGC34591 40-48 9
S Adcy3 2 ADCY3 2p24-p2 9
4.0 Kif3c 2 KIF3C(?) 2 R stSG4510 48-50 9
4.0 Nmyc1 2 MYCN 2p24.1 R WI-7056 36-40 9
a, b 4.0 Pomc1 2 POMC 2p23 9
b 6.0 Odc 2 ODC1 2p25 R stSG1950 22-32 9
7.0 Rrm2 2 RRM2 2p24-p25 R NIB787 12-17 9
7.0 Idb2 2 ID2 2p25 9
S Acp1 2 ACP1 2p25 G 9
a 9 AA163387(a) 2 32438(u) 2 R WI-15103 0-3 9
15.0 Tpo 2 TPO 2p25-p24 G 9
18.0 Ahr 7 AHR 7p21 X SHGC-12907 10-29 69
20.0 Meox2 7 MEOX2 7p22.1-p21.3 X SHGC-12960 10-21 69
15(g) Dld 7* DLD 7q31-q32 P 79
a, b, c 21.0 Lamb1-1 7* LAMB1 7q22-q31 P 79
a 21.0 AA177420(a) 7* PRKAR2A 7 P 79
22.0 Nrcam 7* NRCAM 7q22-q31 79
27.0 Pax9 14 PAX9 14q12-q13 133
30.0 Pygl 14 PYGL 14q11.2-q24.3 G 133
30.0 Sos2 14 SOS2 14q21.3 133
31.0 Hif1a 14 HIF1A 14q21-q24 133
a, b 33.0 Max 14 MAX 14q22-q24 133
b 33.0 Spnb1 14 SPTB 14q23-q24.2 R,G WI-7536 58-59 133
34.0 Hsp70-2 14 HSPA2 14q22-q24 133
36.0 Gpx2 14 GPX2 14q24.1 133
a 37.0 Fntb 14 FNTB 14q23-q24 R WI-9215 58-65 133
37.0 Tshr 14 TSHR 14q31 133
38.0 Chx10 14 CHX10 14q24.3 133
39.0 Pgf 14 PGF 14q31 133
b 40.0 Fos 14 FOS 14q24.3 133
b 41.0 Tgfb3 14 TGFB3 14q24 R SGC30624 73-76 133
48.0 Galc 14 GALC 14q24.3-q32.1 133
48.0 Chga 14 CHGA 14q32 133
c 51.0 Cbg 14 CBG 14q32.1 133
a, b 51.0 Spi1 14 P1 14q32.1 G 133
52.0 Pre2 14 AACT 14q32.1 G 133
52.0 Gsc 14 GSC 14q32.1 133
53.0 Bdkrb2 14 BDKRB2 14q31-q32.1 133
53.0 Yy1 14 YY1 14 133
55.0 D12H14S17 14 D14S17 14q32.3 133
55.0 Ckb 14 CKB 14q32.3 R WI-8982 116-124 133
55.0 Dncgc1 14 DNCL 14q32.3-qter 133
a 56.0 Tnfip2 14 TNFAIP2 14q32 133
58.0 Akt 14 AKT1 14q32.33 G 133
a, b 58.0 Igh-C 14 IGH 14q32.33 R,G SHGC-11760 >124 133
58.0 Igh-7 14 IGHE 14q32.33 133

Human/Mouse Homology Mapping Methods

MethodDescription
CHigh-resolution cytogenetic methods
GGenetic linkage mapping
G*Genetic mapping, with disagreements between genetic and physical map resolved in favor of physical map
LLong-range restriction site mapping
PMultiple physical methods, including YAC and cosmid contigs
RRadiation hybrid mapping
XMultiple sources of high-resolution data

Gene Notes:

KeyDescription
aGene Bank Accession Number for Mouse EST
bGene order has been changed from that shown in the chromosome committee reports or online databases, as required by high-resolution human physical mapping data; these data also indicate a probable difference between human and mouse organization, e.g. a small inversion in one species
gMouse gene order has been changed slightly to conform with human gene order in the absence of conflicting high resolution data
yPosition has been changed from that reported in chromosome committee report or or Mouse Genome Database based on additional data or review of previous data
pDifferent sources of high resolution mapping data give conflicting positions
rDifference between position in inbred mice vs. Mus spretus
uThis is a UniGene designation, given since no gene symbol has been assigned. Note: some of these designations may be retired.

Mouse Locus Notes

The notation S in the Mouse Locus column indicates a gene that is syntenic, but for which there is not enough data to assign a precise position.

Cross Information

The cross column indicates which laboratory mapped a given cross.

a - Duke/Davis cross

b - Frederick cross

c - Jackson Lab cross

RH Notes

This field contains the marker identification used in Radiation Hybrid Mapping. These hyperlinks will connect the user to the Gene Map of the Human Genome. Subsequent hyperlinks on the marker will provide marker details and hyperlink to the actual Human Gene Map region (by selecting the interval defined by the Genethon Map loci intervals). Therefore the user can rapidly obtain information on ESTs that have

Color Key for Homology Map

Human Chr. Human Chr. Human Chr. Human Chr. Human Chr. Human Chr.
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18
19 X

The asterisk character ('*') is used to indicate a different region of homology on the same human chromosome.

A question mark ('?') indicates that the authors are uncertain that this region is truly homologous.