An EST （gb/AA115239） with high identity to the mouse cytokine signal transduction inhibitor gene mmSOCS-2 was selected in GenBank EST database by the homologous screening method. The cDNA with the same sequence of t...An EST （gb/AA115239） with high identity to the mouse cytokine signal transduction inhibitor gene mmSOCS-2 was selected in GenBank EST database by the homologous screening method. The cDNA with the same sequence of the EST was got in human placenta cDNA library by PCR and a 1011 bp cDNA fragment was selected using above cDNA as probes to perform walking hybridization in placenta cDNA library. The cDNA fragment contains one 594 bp open reading frame （ORF） which encodes 198 amino acid residues. It was proved to be novel after NCBI database screening. Homology comparison showed that this gene has 93% identity to mmSOCS-2 at the amino acid level and it has high identities to other related genes in SH<sub>2</sub> domain and SOCS box, so it was named humSOCS-2 and the accession number in GenBank is gb/AF020590. The expression analysis showed that the gene is expressed obviously higher in prostate than in other 15 human tissues.展开更多
文摘An EST （gb/AA115239） with high identity to the mouse cytokine signal transduction inhibitor gene mmSOCS-2 was selected in GenBank EST database by the homologous screening method. The cDNA with the same sequence of the EST was got in human placenta cDNA library by PCR and a 1011 bp cDNA fragment was selected using above cDNA as probes to perform walking hybridization in placenta cDNA library. The cDNA fragment contains one 594 bp open reading frame （ORF） which encodes 198 amino acid residues. It was proved to be novel after NCBI database screening. Homology comparison showed that this gene has 93% identity to mmSOCS-2 at the amino acid level and it has high identities to other related genes in SH<sub>2</sub> domain and SOCS box, so it was named humSOCS-2 and the accession number in GenBank is gb/AF020590. The expression analysis showed that the gene is expressed obviously higher in prostate than in other 15 human tissues.
