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Editor's Notes Bardet-Biedl Syndrome 1 Gene
(BBS2L2)

Recent update from: 14.03.2003


BBS2L2 Notes

  • Identical to BBS2L2
  • Belongs to a subfamily of protein swith BBS2L1 and BBS2
  • High similarity to BBS2 and BBS2L1 between AA 147 and 398
  • Accounts for 40% of BBS mutations
  • Subfamily may be mutually substitutive for each other
  • Heterozygous BBS1 mutation coincides with homozygous BBS2L1 mutation
  • If BBS1 mutation is required for pathogenesis or is an modulating factor is not proven yet
Species: Homo sapiens
See also:
Chromosomal localisation in man: 11q13

in mouse:
Gene Data

:

Exons:
Primers:
Protein Data
Amino acids:
Molecular weight on SDS-PAGE:

calculated:
Reference: (1)


BBS2L2 Notes

  • 23 kb genomic distance
  • Ubiquitously expressed
Species: Homo sapiens
See also:
Chromosomal localisation in man: 11q13

in mouse:
Gene Data
mRNA: 1663 bp
Exons: 17
Primers:
Protein Data
Amino acids: 593 AA
Molecular weight on SDS-PAGE:

calculated:
Reference: (2)


References:
  1. Badano,J.L., Ansley,S.J., Leitch,C.C., Lewis,R.A., Lupski,J.R., and Katsanis,N. Identification of a Novel Bardet-Biedl Syndrome Protein, BBS7, That Shares Structural Features with BBS1 and BBS2. 2003; Am.J.Hum.Genet. 72: 650-658.
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  2. Mykytyn,K., Nishimura,D.Y., Searby,C.C., Shastri,M., Yen,H.J., Beck,J.S., Braun,T., Streb,L.M., Cornier,A.S., Cox,G.F., Fulton,A.B., Carmi,R., Luleci,G., Chandrasekharappa,S.C., Collins,F.S., Jacobson,S.G., Heckenlively,J.R., Weleber,R.G., Stone,E.M., and Sheffield,V.C. Identification of the gene (BBS1) most commonly involved in Bardet-Biedl syndrome, a complex human obesity syndrome. 2002; Nat.Genet. 31: 435-438.
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