Mapping Data

Experiment

• Experiment
  TEXT
• Chromosome
  15
• Reference
  J:153987 Uwanogho DA, et al., The intergenic region between the Mouse Recql4 and Lrrc14 genes functions as an evolutionary conserved bidirectional promoter. Gene. 2010 Jan 1;449(1-2):103-17
• ID
  MGI:4431343

Genes

Gene
Lrrc14
Recql4
Lrrc24

Notes

• Experiment
  The authors state the following: The Lrrc14 gene locus overlaps with that of the locus for the gene Lrrc24, encoded for on the opposite strand; so that the last coding exon for Lrrc24 is contained within the last non-coding exon of Lrrc14 . The Lrrc14 gene maps to the same chromosomal location as the Recql4 Lrrc14 and Recq14 are separated by a G/C-rich intergenic region of 105 bp; with the Recql4 on the opposite strand. The aformentioned divergent arrangement of Lrrc14 and Recql4 conserved with Ratand Human.