CN1323165C - Scar and hyperplastic scar differential expression gene library and its constructing method - Google Patents

Scar and hyperplastic scar differential expression gene library and its constructing method Download PDF

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CN1323165C
CN1323165C CNB031369901A CN03136990A CN1323165C CN 1323165 C CN1323165 C CN 1323165C CN B031369901 A CNB031369901 A CN B031369901A CN 03136990 A CN03136990 A CN 03136990A CN 1323165 C CN1323165 C CN 1323165C
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The present invention discloses a keloid and hyperplastic scar differential expression gene library and a constructing method thereof. The keloid and hyperplastic scar differential expression gene library is composed of SEQ ID No. 1-39 in a sequence table, wherein the SEQ ID No. 1-15 is genes of which the expression in hyperplastic scar tissue is higher than that of keloid; the SEQ ID No. 16-39 is genes of which the expression in keloid tissue is higher than that of hyperplastic scar. The present invention researches the difference between the hyperplastic scar and the keloid; the present invention has important meaning for knowing the pathogenesis of the keloid in the aspect of the regulation of gene expression and reveals the gene theory foundation of the susceptibility of Chinee scar. The present invention provides a theoretical principle for identifying and diagnosing the keloid and the hyperplastic scar and researching and developing relevant medicine for promoting the normal healing of wound and treating the keloid, the hyperplastic scar and the abnormal hyperplastic disease of other fibrous tissue.

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Keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes and construction process thereof
Technical field
The present invention relates to libraries of differentially expressed genes and construction process thereof in the bioengineering field, particularly relate to keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes and construction process thereof.
Background technology
(still people often lump these two diseases together for a long time for hypertrophic scar, record HS) about keloid (keloid, be called for short K) and hypertrophic cicatrix as far back as just occurring in 13rd century.Reason is the feature that they all have a large amount of extracellular matrixs of the vigorous justacrine of fibroblast proliferation, and especially synthetic the and deposition with collagen is the most remarkable.Yet, though their biological character and Clinical symptoms have many similarities, really difference big (Muir I F.On the nature of keloid and hypertrophic scars.BrJ Plast Surg, 1990,43:61).Now majority think that hypertrophic cicatrix and keloid are that two kinds of unusual wound healing process are multi-form.The pathology of hypertrophic cicatrix is confined to extent of damage, and its generation is influenced by wound mainly, and is relevant with wound depth, tension force, stress, infection etc., do not have data to show that there is the position susceptibility in hypertrophic cicatrix, also do not have family's heredity.Keloid is a kind of special hypertrophic cicatrix, and it has some tumor characteristic, and its pathology exceeds former scope, and normal skin forms new scar around corroding, and scar constantly spreads, enlarges and merges.Except that the albinism patient was not taken place, it was found in any race.There is certain predilection site in keloid, easily sends out as shirtfront, shoulder, ear-lobe, upper limbs, and eyelid, sexual organ, the palm sole of the foot, mucous membrane and umbilical cord are then rare.Keloid morbidity has ethnicity and familial characteristics, and report keloid and some special disease (the Hendrix-JD Jr.Greer-KE Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome with multiple flamboyant keloids.Cutis.1996 May that occurs together is arranged; 57 (5): 346-8.D ' Souza P, Iyer VK, Ramam M.Familial acne keloidalis.Acta Derm Venereol 1998 Sep; 78 (5): 382.), show that there is certain genetic predisposition in keloid.Have document think the sickness rate of dark colour of skin ethnic group be 15 times of shallow colour of skin ethnic group (Alhady S M., Sivanantharajah K.Keloid in various races:A review of 175 cases.Plast ReconstrSurg, 1969,44:564).Black people, Spaniard, Aisa people's sickness rate higher (Ketchum L D.Hypertrophicscars and keloids.Clin Plast Surg, 1977,4:301).The Third Affiliated Hospital of Peking University's plastic surgery scar outpatient service data analysis shows, keloid accounts for 23.6% (Bao Weihan in 3000 routine scar patients, Chen Dongming, Zhao Huiyong waits .3000 example scar out-patient data analysis. Chinese medical beauty treatment magazine, 2000,9:146-147), wherein, have familial inheritance tendency person account for 25% (the Bao Weihan chief editor. practical scar. press of Beijing Medical University, Beijing, 2000).There is report to think that the generation of keloid may relevant (ElliotD with autosomal recessive or dominant inheritance, Cory-Pearce R, and Rees G M.The behaviour of presternal scars in afair-skinned population.Ann R Coll Surg Engl, 1985,67:238; LeFlore I, andAntoine G A.Keloid formation on palmar surgace of hand.J Natl MedAssoc, 1991,83:463; Omo-Sare P.Genestudies on keloid.J Natl MedAssoc, 1975,67:428).LeFlore and Berman think generation relevant (LeFlore I, and Antoine G A.Keloid formation on palmar surgace of hand.JNatl Med Assoc, 1991, the 83:463 with A type blood group of keloid; Berman B, and Bieley H C.Keloids.J Am AcadDermatol, 1995,33:117).The generation of discovery keloids such as Castagnoli and HLA-B14, B11, BW16, BW35, DR5, DQW3 antigen have dependency (Castagnoli C, Peruccio D, Stella M., et al.TheHLA class II molecules on keratinocytes and fibroblasts in hypertrophic scarsconsequent to thermal injury.Clin Exp Immunol, 1990,82:350; Castagnoli G, Peruccio D, Stella M, et al.The HLA-DR beta 16 allogeneotype constitutes arisk factor for hypertrophic scarring.Hum Immunol, 1990,29:229), yet then thinking, Cohen do not have contact (Cohen I K therebetween, McCoy B J, Mohanakumar T, and Diegelmann R F.Immunoglobulin, complement, and histocompatibility antigen studies in keloidpatients.Plast Teconstr Surg, 1979,63:689).In addition, the formation of keloid is relevant with immune factor.Patient compares with hypertrophic cicatrix, keloid patient's anaphylaxis incidence is higher, the race, age, or sex is relevant with the generation of keloid, and these factors are related with blood plasma IgE, thereby Smith infers relevant (the Smith G J with scar proliferation of level of IgE, Smith J C, and Finn M C.The possible roleof mast cells (allergy) in the production of keloid and hypertrophic scarring.J Burn Care Rehabil, 1987,8:126).
At present, existing scholar infers some genes of inspection from the cell proliferation principle of adjustment and control, has found the unusual of some genes successively in pathologic scar such as keloid.People such as Saed GM have reported that at first all there is the sudden change of p53 in the fibroblasts in keloid of keloid tissue among the 7 routine patients and cultivation; Do not detect sudden change (the Saed GM of p53 in all patients' the healthy tissues and the normal skin fibroblast of cultivation, Ladin D, Olson J, Han X, HouZ, Fivenson D.Analysis of p53 gene mutations in keloids using polymerase chainreaction-based single-strand conformational polymorphism and DNA sequencing.Arch Dermatol, Aug 1998,134 (8): 963-7).The Bcl-2 genes encoding is a kind of to prevent apoptotic albumen, and p53 albumen then is the negativity regulon of hyperplasia.These two regulator gene of apoptosis play an important role in the running balance of tissue is regulated.C-jun and c-fos also participate in being adjusted to fibrocellular hyperplasia as a kind of activity of conversion factor.The method of human immunohistochemical methodss such as Teofoli has been studied keloid and the hypertrophic cicatrix of 3 routine clinical event phases, the patient's of the keloid of 2 routine stationary phases and the early stage local sclerodermas of 2 examples Bcl-2 and the expression of p53, the result shows, Bcl-2 in fibroblast-like cells and all shuttle like cells of blood vessel, relevant (the Teofoli P of c-jun and c-fos expression of gene and the proteic shortage of p53 with fibroblastic hyperplasia, Barduagni S, Ribuffo M, et al.Expression of Bcl-2, p53, c-jun and c-fos protooncogenes in keloids andhypertrophic scars.J Dermatol Sci, Dec 1999,22 (1): 31-7).Recently find that apoptosis has participated in the process that granulation tissue is converted into final scar.People such as Messadi DV utilize Annexin-V-FIT binding analysis result of study to show, the apoptotic cell in the normal skin fibroblast of cultivation is than the high twice of the apoptotic cell in the fibroblasts in keloid.Compare with normal skin fibroblast, fibroblasts in keloid reduces (Messadi DV to expression of apoptosis-related genes, Le A, Berg S, Jewett A, et al.Expression of apoptosis-associated genes by human dermal scar fibroblasts.Wound Repair Regen, Nov-Dec 1999,7 (6): 511).People such as Sayah DN also find to have in 64 apoptosis-related genes 8 genes obviously to be subjected to press down (Sayah DN in keloid tissue, Soo C, Shaw WW.Downregulation of apoptosis-related genes in keloid tissues.J Surg Res Dec 1999,87 (2): 209-16).
People infer or use for reference the other diseases result of study and go to study some genes or the factor that have had been found that such as above-mentioned and change from mechanism, but can not illustrate still whether these variations play an important role in hypertrophic cicatrix, keloid pathogeny.The known that wound healing relates to is existing, yet also has a lot of unknown numbers.Other not cls gene whether change bigger, who weight it acts on, and is who light? about 40,000 genes and segment have been found at present, both made and adopted gene chip also can not detect one by one, gene chip only can detect known, mainly the result of variations for " all or none " is clear and definite, and its specificity, susceptibility still have some deficits.How could from these numerous genes, investigate the key gene that causes the scar hyperplasia---the scar genes involved? the crucial aberrant gene of keloid---keloid tumor susceptibility gene obviously is the important paathogenic factor (especially for the patient that family history is arranged) of keloid.The contriver thinks that some genes in the keloid tumor susceptibility gene may also be the key genes that causes common hypertrophic cicatrix.Have the keloid patient's of family history aberrant gene activity may come from congenital heredity, the gene unconventionality of normal physique people's common hypertrophic cicatrix then is because the gene unconventionality expression that severe trauma excites.Therefore, the contriver attempts to set about exploring the scar genes involved from searching the keloid tumor susceptibility gene, consider to adopt the particular technology method, the keloid that family history is arranged and the common hypertrophic cicatrix that wound healing cicatrization related gene all are in state of activation compare, ignore the gene variation that both common skins normally heal all, catch both and express visibly different differential gene, and then screening obtains keloid tumor susceptibility gene and scar genes involved.
Summary of the invention
The objective of the invention is by seeking the keloid tumor susceptibility gene, in the hope of finding to influence key gene---the scar genes involved of scar hyperplasia.The libraries of differentially expressed genes and the construction process thereof of a keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix are provided.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the subtractive hybridization method, removes the identical and little gene of difference of two kinds of tissue expressions of hypertrophic cicatrix and keloid, obtains the big difference expression gene of difference, has made up gene library.
Keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes, by the SEQ ID № in the sequence table: 1-39 forms; Wherein SEQ ID № .1-15 expresses the gene that is higher than keloid in the hypertrophic cicatrix tissue, and SEQ ID № .16-39 expresses the gene that is higher than hypertrophic cicatrix in keloid tissue.
The construction process of keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes may further comprise the steps:
1) mRNA of extraction keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix tissue;
2) subtractive hybridization obtains keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix and organizes candidate's difference expression gene;
3) be transformed in the expression strain after the candidate's difference expression gene connection carrier after the amplification, filter out positive colony, obtain subtractive library through blue hickie;
4) bacterium colony of subtractive library is replied screening by hybridization, carry out bacterial spot hybridization, obtain containing and in keloid tissue, express high and in hypertrophic cicatrix tissue, express the conversion bacterium colony of low gene and contain and in keloid tissue, express low and the conversion bacterium colony high gene of expression in the hypertrophic cicatrix tissue;
5) positive bacterium colony is extracted plasmid DNA and carry out Southern hybridization, confirm positive colony;
6) order-checking obtains keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes.
In the aforesaid method, the mRNA of described keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix tissue is from the total RNA of characteristic keloid (family history person is arranged) with the hypertrophic cicatrix tissue.
Described subtractive hybridization may further comprise the steps:
1) synthetic double chain cDNA;
2) restriction enzyme digests;
3) jointing;
4) hybridization for the first time;
5) hybridization for the second time.
The present invention has set up the libraries of differentially expressed genes of keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix, and then can screen acquisition keloid tumor susceptibility gene and scar genes involved from this library.The present invention has inquired into the difference of hypertrophic cicatrix and keloid from molecular biology angle, gene expression dose, and the pathogeny from gene expression regulation aspect understanding keloid is had great significance; For the clinical discriminating of keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix provides certain theoretical foundation, in the future from the genetic expression these two kinds of diseases of differential diagnosis working foundation is provided; For the related drugs that research and development in the future promote wound normally to heal, treat keloid, hypertrophic cicatrix and hetero-organization thereof, organ fibrous tissue paraplasm disease has been established certain theoretical basis.The present invention also exists significance from the genetics basis that gene expression dose has disclosed Chinese's scar susceptibility not only to wound healing and scar pathogeny aspect, and to the human gene function aspect.
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Fig. 1 is RNA sex change gel electrophoresis result.
Fig. 2 is the electrophoretic analysis of nest-type PRC product.
The colony hybridization membrane result that Fig. 3 carries out for the cDNA label probe with K that does not subdue and HS.
The colony hybridization membrane result that Fig. 4 carries out for the cDNA label probe with K that subdues and HS.
Fig. 5 is the digested plasmid segment electrophorogram of subtractive library.
Fig. 6-Fig. 8 is Southern hybridization collection of illustrative plates.
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The structure of embodiment 1, keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes
One, sample source and preservation
Keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix sample are from the pathological tissues of plastic surgery outpatient service and ward operation patients.All samples are earlier by liquid nitrogen cryopreservation, and it is frozen to transfer to-80 ℃ of refrigerator-freezers.
Two, the extraction of total RNA of keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix and mRNA
1, extracts test kit (GIBICO, the U.S.) with Trizol RNA and extract total RNA.Total RNA carries out the analysis of denaturing formaldehyde gel electrophoresis after extracting, the result as shown in Figure 1, the ratio of 28S and 18S RNA illustrates that greater than 1.5 RNA molecule integrity is good.
2, extract test kit (Promega, the U.S.) with mRNA and extract mRNA.
Three, subtractive hybridization
Experimentize with reference to Clontech company subtractive hybridization test kit experiment flow.
1, double-stranded cDNA's is synthetic
1) first chain is synthetic: with subtractive hybridization test kit (Clontech company, the U.S.) the cDNA synthetic primer that provides (5 '-TTTTGTACAAGCTT30N1N-3) 1 μ l (10 μ M), PolyA +RNA 2 μ g, adding water mends to 5 μ l, mixing was hatched 2 minutes for 70 ℃, 0 2 minutes, add 5 * the first chain damping fluids (the subtractive hybridization test kit of CLONTECH company provides), 2 μ l again, dNTP1 μ l (every kind of 10mM), pure water 1 μ l, AMV ThermoScript II 1 μ l (20u/ μ l), 42 ℃ hatch 1.5 hours after, pipe is put on ice;
2) in pipe, add entry 48.4 μ l, the second chain damping fluid (the subtractive hybridization test kit of CLONTECH company provides), 16 μ l, dNTP 1.6 μ l (every kind of 10mM), 20 * the second chain enzyme cocktail (the subtractive hybridization test kit of CLONTECH company provides), 4 μ l, hatched 2 hours for 16 ℃, add 2 μ l (6u) T4 archaeal dna polymerases, mixing, hatched 30 minutes for 16 ℃, adding 4 μ l, 20 * EDTA/glycogen mixture, to end second chain synthetic.Adopt phenol: chloroform: primary isoamyl alcohol (25: 24: 1) extraction process is dissolved in 50 μ l pure water behind the purifying routinely.
2, cut double-stranded cDNA with Rsa I enzyme.Add the above-mentioned double-stranded cDNA that obtains 43.5 μ l in the reaction tubes, 10 * Rsa I restriction enzyme damping fluid, 5.0 μ l, Rsa I restriction enzyme (10 μ/μ l) 1.5 μ l, mixing was hatched 1.5 hours for 37 ℃.
3, jointing.Enzyme is cut digestion product through phenol: chloroform: be dissolved in behind the primary isoamyl alcohol extraction process purifying in the 5.5 μ l water.Dilute 1 μ l enzyme with 5 μ l water and cut purified product.By experiment flow enzyme is cut purified product and be connected (Adaptor1 sequence: 5 '-CTAATACGACTCACTATAGGGCTCGAGCGGCCGCCCGGGCAGGT-3 ' with Adaptor2 with Adaptor1; The sequence of Adaptor2R: 5 '-CTAATACGACTCACTATAGGGCAGCGTGGTCGCGGCCGAGGT-3 '), detect joint efficiency.
4, subtractive hybridization carries out subtractive hybridization reaction with subtractive hybridization test kit (Clontech company, the U.S.).
Be provided with that forward is subdued and oppositely subdue experiment.It is driver cDNA with hypertrophic cicatrix cDNA that forward is subdued reaction, and it is tester that the enzyme that keloid is connected with joint is cut product.Oppositely subduing reaction is drivercDNA with keloid cDNA, and it is tester that the enzyme that hypertrophic cicatrix is connected with joint is cut product.
1) hybridization for the first time adds the driver cDNA 1.5 μ l that Rsa I digests in the reaction tubes, the enzyme that is connected with Adaptor1 is cut product 1.5 μ l and 4 * hybridization buffer, 1 μ l, hatches 1.5 minutes for 98 ℃, hatches 8 hours, and obtains hybridizing sample 1 for 68 ℃; Add the driver cDNA 1.5 μ l of Rsa I digestion in the reaction tubes, the enzyme that is connected with Adaptor2 is cut product 1.5 μ l and 4 * hybridization buffer, 1 μ l, hatches 1.5 minutes for 98 ℃, hatches 8 hours, and obtains hybridizing sample 2 for 68 ℃.
2) hybridization for the second time adds driver cDNA 1 μ l, 4 * hybridization buffer, 1 μ l and pure water 2 μ l in the pipe, hatched 1.5 minutes for 98 ℃, mix 68 ℃ of overnight incubation with hybridization sample 1,2 simultaneously, obtain keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix and organize candidate's difference expression gene ,-20 ℃ of preservations.
Four, the clone of inhibition PCR and PCR product
Adopt two-wheeled nest-type PRC reaction enrichment differential express gene.First round PCR reaction system: the cDNA of 1 μ l dilution, 10 * PCR damping fluid, 2.5 μ l, dNTP (every kind of 10mM) 0.5 μ l, the PCR primer 1 of 10 μ M (PCR primer 1:5 '-CTAATACGACTCACTATAGGGC-3 '), 1 μ l, the efficient cDNA polysaccharase 0.5 μ l of 50 * Advantage.First round PCR reaction conditions: 75 5 minutes, 94 ℃ 25 seconds; 94 10 seconds, 66 ℃ 30 seconds, 72 ℃ 1.5 minutes, 27 circulations.Second takes turns the PCR reaction system: dilution 1 μ l (3 μ l are PCR product+27 μ l water for the first time), 10 * PCR damping fluid, 2.5 μ l, the nest-type PRC primer 11 μ l of 10 μ M, nest-type PRC primer 2 R1 μ l (nest-type PRC primer 1 sequence: 5 '-TCGAGCGGCCGCCCGGGCAGGT-3 ' of 10 μ M; Nest-type PRC primer 2 R sequence: 5 '-AGCGTGGTCGCGGCCGAGGT-3 '), dNTP (every kind of 10mM) 0.5 μ l, the efficient cDNA polysaccharase 0.5 μ l of 50 * Advantage.Second takes turns the PCR reaction conditions: 94 10 seconds, 68 ℃ 30 seconds, 72 ℃ 1.5 minutes, 10-12 circulation.Get the 8 μ l first round and second and take turns the PCR product,, analyze through the sex change gel electrophoresis.
Two-wheeled PCR product as shown in Figure 2.Swimming lane 1:K-Hs (forward is subdued) second takes turns the PCR product, i.e. the gene segment that increases than hypertrophic cicatrix tissue expression of keloid; 2:Hs-K (oppositely subduing) second takes turns the PCR product, and promptly keloid is than the gene segment of hypertrophic cicatrix tissue expression minimizing; 3: skeletal muscle contrast second is taken turns the PCR product, M: φ X174/HeaIII Markers.As seen the gene segment that all has many keloids and hypertrophic cicatrix histological difference to express in 1,2 swimming lanes.
Use Qiaquick PCR Purification Kit (QIAGEN company, Germany) with behind the PCR product purification, connect in pGEM-T Easy carrier (Promega by " molecular cloning " methods involving, the U.S.), import to again in the JM109 bacterium, be converted into the bacterial clone of keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix histological difference expressing gene.K-Hs (subdue by forward, being the gene segment that keloid increases than hypertrophic cicatrix tissue expression) transformed clone and Hs-K (oppositely subduing, i.e. the gene segment that reduces than hypertrophic cicatrix tissue expression of keloid) transformed clone is through blue hickie screening positive clone; Subdue gene library for two that obtain K-Hs (forward is subdued expressing gene) and Hs-K (oppositely subduing expressing gene) keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix tissue.
Five, reply the screening by hybridization transformed clone
1, with positive colony bacterium liquid o'clock on two identical nylon membranes, with Gaoxin, the Roche Holding Ag institute place of production labelled reagent mark hypertrophic cicatrix (H) of not subduing and the cDNA of keloid tissue (K) or the cDNA of the hypertrophic cicatrix of subduing and keloid tissue respectively, hybridize with two films respectively with this K-probe do not subdued and H-probe (K-probe of perhaps subduing and H-probe).Screening obtains positive colony.The colony hybridization The selection result because the quantity of film is bigger, only provides representational two here as shown in Figure 3, Figure 4, and other similarly.
2, positive colony goal gene segment is inserted the checking of efficient
Plasmid is extracted in the positive colony amplification back that bacterial plaque hybridization is selected, cut back row gel electrophoresis with EcoR I enzyme.The result as shown in Figure 5, M1: φ X174/HeaIII Markers, M2: λ DNA/EcoR I+HindIII Markers, road 1: the control plasmid cut of enzyme not, 2-14: digested plasmid segment.Show among the figure that plasmid inserts segment migration position difference on gel, show the segment insertion plasmid that varies in size, subtractive library is set up successfully.
3, positive colony is confirmed in Southern hybridization
The plasmid enzyme restriction gene segment of bacterial plaque being hybridized the clone who selects is transferred on the nylon membrane, with the cDNA label probe respectively with it hybridization of the hypertrophic cicatrix (H) of not subduing with keloid tissue (K).Result such as Fig. 6, Fig. 7, shown in Figure 8 because quantity is bigger, provide representational part photo here.Arrow is depicted as the clone of differential expression segment among Fig. 6, Fig. 7, the triangle indication of top is the result of endonuclease bamhi and H cDNA probe hybridization among Fig. 8, the triangle indication of below is the result of endonuclease bamhi and K cDNA probe hybridization, and visible below band is dark than top band color, positive result.Keloid is obviously different with the gene dosage of hypertrophic cicatrix tissue expression.The Hs-K library screening goes out 15 clones.The K-Hs library screening goes out 24 clones; Two libraries add up to 39 clones.
Six, gene sequencing
39 clones that K-Hs library and Hs-K library are screened carry out gene sequencing, and SEQ ID № .1-15 expresses the Hs-K library gene that is higher than keloid in the hypertrophic cicatrix tissue.SEQ ID № .16-39 expresses the K-Hs library gene that is higher than the hypertrophic cicatrix tissue in keloid.
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<210>7
<211>703
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>7
gtcttggcta?tgatcctttc?cttctacacc?cttttggttt?tagagagcag?actaacccag 60
ctcttcatac?tttctgcagg?ggacaggcaa?atggtatgaa?ttacaagacc?tccaggtgac 120
tgacatcctt?ccccagatga?tcacactgtc?agaggcttac?attcagattt?ggaagaggcg 180
agataatgat?gaaaccaacc?agcagggagc?ttgaaggagg?cgtctagggc?tttgctccca 240
agggctgtgg?ctgatgatgg?taaataagaa?cacagaagct?gtagctgaac?acaggctggc 300
tggtgggctt?cctaggccag?cccagcttgt?atgggttctg?gctacaccag?agcaccaaga 360
gcccacttgc?ctgggatggc?cccacactgt?cactcagctg?ttctttgatc?atttttttct 420
agattgatgc?tcctttctcc?catgcattga?gctcccatct?agcttcagca?gggcagaacc 480
cttctccaga?tgtgtgtaac?ttatgtctga?gtatctggga?gtagttgaag?aacagataat 540
tccttccaaa?catcaagcct?tgggattctt?ggaacaagca?gaaagccagt?aacttcgctc 600
tgttagaggt?ggaggatttt?cctatggttc?cccccatttc?ctgatttgta?tttttagatg 650
gattaaatag?tctcctgttt?ttaaaaaaaa?aaaagaaaaa?aaa 703
<210>8
<211>297
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>8
actctgaggc?ttgtaggagg?gtaaaataga?gacccagtaa?aattgtaata?agcagtgctt 60
gaattatttg?gtttcggttg?ttttctatta?gactatggtg?agctcaggtg?attgatactc 120
ctgatgcgag?taatacggat?gtgtttagga?gtgggacttc?taggggattt?agcggggtga 180
tgcctgttgg?gggccagtgc?cctcctaatt?ggggggtagg?ggctaggctg?gagtggtaaa 240
aggctcagaa?aaatcctgcg?aagaaaaaaa?cttctgaggt?aataaatagg?attatcc 297
<210>9
<211>414
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>9
acattccaca?agcattgcct?tcttatttta?cttcttttag?ctgtttaact?ttgtaagatg 60
caaagaggtt?ggatcaagtt?taaatgactg?tgctgcccct?ttcacatcaa?agaactactg 120
acaacgaagg?ccgcgcctgc?ctttcccatc?tgtctatcta?tctggctggc?agggaaggaa 180
agaacttgca?tgttggtgaa?ggaagaagtg?gggtggaaga?agtggggtgg?gacgacagtg 240
aaatctagag?taaaaccaag?ctggcccaag?gtgtcctgca?ggctgtaatg?cagtttaatc 300
agagtgccat?tttttttttg?ttcaaatgat?tttaattatt?ggaatgcaca?atttttttaa 360
tatgcaaata?aaaagtttaa?aaacttaaaa?aaaagaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa?aaaa 414
<210>10
<211>260
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>10
cagagcccca?attcctactt?catggatgtg?aaatgcccag?gatgctataa?aatcaccacg 60
gtctttagcc?atgcacaaac?ggtagttttg?tgtgttggct?gccccactgt?cctctgccag 120
cctacaggag?gaaaagcaag?gcttacagaa?ggatgttcct?tcaggaggaa?gcagcactaa 180
aagcactctg?agtcaagatg?agtgggaaac?catctcaata?aacacatttt?ggcaaaaaaa 240
aaaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaagc 260
<210>11
<211>411
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>11
acggccaggg?ctattggttg?aatgagtagg?ctgatggttt?cgataataac?tagtatgggg 60
ataaggggtg?taggtgtgcc?ttgtggtaag?aagtgggcta?gggcattttt?aatcttagag 120
cgaaagccta?taatcactgc?gcccgctcat?aaggggatgg?ccatggctag?gtttatagat 180
agttgggtgg?ttggtgtaaa?tgagtgaggc?aggagtccga?ggaggttagt?tgtggcaata 240
aaaatgatta?aggatactag?tataagagat?caggttcgtc?ctttagtgtt?gtgtatggtt 300
atcatttgtt?ttgaggttag?tttgattagt?cattgttggg?tggtgattag?tcggttgttg 360
atgagatatt?tggaggtggg?gatcaataga?gggggaaata?gaatgatcag?t 411
<210>12
<211>521
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people ((Homo sapiens)
<400>12
ctatcatata?gtaaaaccca?gcccatgacc?cctaacaggg?gccctctcag?ccctcctaat 60
gacctccggc?ctagccatgt?gatttcactt?ccactccata?acgctcctca?tactaggcct 120
actaaccaac?acactaacca?tataccaatg?atggcgcgat?gtaacacgag?aaagcacata 180
ccaaggccac?cacacaccac?ctgtccaaaa?aggccttcga?tacgggataa?tcctatttat 240
tacctcagaa?gtttttttct?tcgcaggatt?tttctgagcc?ttttaccact?ccagcctagc 300
ccctaccccc?caattaggag?ggcactggcc?cccaacaggc?atcaccccgc?taaatcccct 360
agaagtccea?ctcctaaaca?catccgtatt?actcgcatca?ggagtatcaa?tcacctgagc 420
tcaccatagt?ctaatagaaa?acaaccgaaa?ccaaataatt?caagcactgc?ttattacaat 480
tttactgggt?ctctatttta?ccctcctaca?agcctcagag?t 521
<210>13
<211>444
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>13
actgttgtgt?tactttttac?caacctccaa?tcattataca?aaatgttaaa?aaatacacaa 60
acacacacac?acactcacag?ccatagaggt?tatcgcaaaa?gatcaaccca?gaatctttca 120
gaatatgaca?gatgcactga?gaaggcagat?aaattgattc?aatatacaaa?aggcctcttt 180
cctatggaat?ttcattagat?taaataaggt?gttccctcct?cacagcctca?tccttatgag 240
caatcatata?aataatctat?ttaaagtcct?tgaactataa?cttgtataat?ttttagtttt 300
ccccctttga?aggggcctaa?gagaaaggtt?tgagaaacca?gctcttgagg?ggggcagggg 360
tgaggggtaa?gaggtcctgt?gcctttcatt?catcctggga?gcttctcagg?attgcagcat 420
ttccacctga?gtgttcattc?ttgt 444
<210>14
<211>494
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>14
actgcaataa?caaaatacag?caataaaaca?actggacact?cctaggggac?accaaagata 60
aagggcccat?taatcaggtg?taggccagag?aaacccaacc?tgttggcaat?atgacgctct 120
ttcccaactg?ggtcttggtg?agacacgtgg?cacagcaaga?ctgtcagtgc?atgtgcataa 180
attgtagacc?aggtcccact?atgctacttc?aggattcagc?cagcccttct?atgagtcaca 240
gaggtccctt?ggtccttatt?catcttgata?tactcatggg?atgtttggaa?ttaaggagcc 300
caaactacct?tacttgcatt?tgaagtcttt?cacttcatat?cctaccccat?cagtctaaga 360
gcccacccaa?caagggtagc?tacacataga?tgctcacact?ctataggctg?cctgatcctg 420
gaaccagcct?ggggccctga?ttatgatctc?cacggggctg?tcagtggcta?gggaaagctc 480
tttaagaccc?agcg 494
<210>15
<211>861
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>15
cttgcagaaa?ggatggccct?gatgcagcag?cagcgccagc?tgtaataaaa?aataattcac 60
actatcagac?tagcaaggca?ctagaactgg?aaaagaccac?agaaaacaaa?gaatccaacc 120
ctttcatctt?acaggtgaac?aaactgtgat?gatgcacatg?tatgtgtttt?gtaagctgtg 180
agcaccgtaa?caaaatgtaa?atttgccatt?attaggaagt?gctggtggca?gtgaagaagc 240
acccaggcca?cttgactccc?agtctggtgc?cctgtctaca?ccagacaaca?caggagctgg 300
gtcagattcc?cctcagctgc?ttaacaaagt?tcctcgaaca?gaaagtgctt?acaaagctgc 360
cttctcggat?actgaaaggt?cgagttttct?gaactgcact?gattttattg?cagttggaaa 420
aaaaaaaaag?ctattccaaa?gatttcaagc?tgttctgaga?catcttctga?tggctttact 480
tcctgagagg?caatgttttt?actttatgca?taattcattg?gtgccaagga?ataaagtgaa 540
gaaacagcac?cttttaatat?ataggtctct?ctggaagaga?cctaaattag?aaagagaaaa 600
ctgtgacaat?tttcatattc?tcattcttaa?aaaacactaa?tcttaactaa?caaaagttct 660
tttgagaata?agttacacac?aatggccaca?gcagtttgtc?tttaatagta?tagtgcctat 720
actcatgtaa?tcggttactc?actactgcct?ttaaaaaaaa?aaccagcata?tttattgaaa 780
acatgagaca?ggattatagt?gccttaaccg?atatattttg?tgacttaaaa?aatacattta 840
aaactgctct?tctgctctag?t 861
<210>16
<211>234
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>16
caggggagtt?ctgaggctcc?tgctctccca?tccacctgtc?tgtcctggcc?taatgccagg 60
ctctgagttc?tgtgaccaaa?gccaggtggg?ttccctttcc?ttcccacccc?tgtggccaca 120
gctctggagt?gggagggttg?gttgcccctc?acctcagagc?tcccccaaag?gccagtaatg 180
gatccccggc?ctcagtccct?actctgcttt?gggatagtgt?gagcttcatt?ttgt 234
<210>17
<211>143
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>17
acataaggtg?taagcaagtt?gtttttcttt?tgtggagagg?tcttaaactc?cccatttcct 60
tgttttgctg?caataaactg?catttgaaat?tctcaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa 120
aaaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa?aaa 143
<210>18
<211>318
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>18
acaaaaccaa?aacagcacag?agataagatg?ctaaggagct?gtccacaccc?tgggtctaac 60
tggtcctact?ctggctggct?taaggaggtg?ctttgaaatg?tcatgtgggt?ggtggtcact 120
gctgaactgt?ttctcaggga?aagaacaaag?cagggtcata?gccaggggac?tgagattgcc 180
actgatctga?aaacttcatt?gggaaacagc?agaaaagaaa?gagctggggg?aataggatga 240
gctaatgtaa?ctaaccatag?ctcttttctc?cggtaaggct?gggacaaatc?gacctcggtc 300
ttgccaagca?tatttgtt 318
<210>19
<211>301
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>19
acacatgaag?cagaagggaa?agaagtaggc?agaaatgagc?agttcgctcc?tccctgataa 60
gagttgtccc?aaagggtcgc?ttaaggaatc?tgccccacag?cttcccccat?agaaggattt 120
catgagcaga?tcaggacact?tagcaaatgt?aaaaataaaa?tctaactctc?atttgacaag 180
cagagaaaga?aaagttaaat?accagataag?cttttgattt?ttgtattgtt?tgcatcccct 240
tgccctcaat?aaataaagtt?cttttttagt?tccaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa 300
a 301
<210>20
<211>256
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (hs
<400>20
ggttagttac?actagctcat?cctattcccc?cagctctttc?ttttctgctg?tttcccaatg 60
aagttttcag?atcagtggca?atctcagtcc?cctggctatg?accctgcttt?gttctttccc 120
tgagaaacag?ttcagcagtg?accaccaccc?acatgacatt?tcaaagcacc?tccttaagcc 180
agccagagta?ggaccagtta?gacccagggt?gtggacagct?ccttagcatc?ttatctctgt 240
gctgttttgg?ttttgt 256
<210>21
<211>488
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>21
acaggctgac?agagaagatt?cccgagagta?aatcatcttt?ccaatccaga?ggaacaagca 60
tgtctctctg?ccaagatcca?tctaaactgg?agtgatgtta?gcagacccag?cttagagttc 120
ttctttcttt?cttaagccct?ttgctctgga?ggaagttctc?cagcttcagc?tcaactcaca 180
gcttctccaa?gcatcaccct?gggagtttcc?tgagggtttt?ctcataaatg?agggctgcac 240
attgcctgtt?ctgcttcgaa?gtattcaata?ccgctcagta?ttttaaatga?agtgattcta 300
agatttggtt?tgggatcaat?aggaaagcat?atgcagccaa?ccaagatgca?aatgttttga 360
aatgatatga?ccaaaatttt?aagtaggaaa?gtcacccaaa?cacttctgct?ttcacttaag 420
tgtctggccc?gcaatactgt?aggaacaagc?atgatcttgt?tactgtgata?ttttaaaata 480
tccacagt 488
<210>22
<211>290
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>22
ggaggatggg?ctgcagctgt?ggaggagggt?ttcagaggag?agaggtcgga?gagcagaggc 60
ctgagaagcc?agaggcaggt?ggagagaggg?tggaaagtga?gcagcgggct?gggctggagc 120
cgcacacgct?ctcctcccat?gttaaatagc?acctttagaa?aaattcacaa?gtccccatcc 180
acaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaga?aagaaaaata?tcaaggaata?aaaatagact?ttgaacaaaa 240
aggaacattt?gctggcctgg?gggggcatct?caatttctat?agcaccagtg 290
<210>23
<211>215
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (hs
<400>23
actttaatag?ctcaaactca?gagtcatcgt?gctcccaatt?ccaaagagat?tcctaaaaga 60
ggcaacttcg?gccgtttgag?aagccagcgc?tcacccaccc?ggggtctctg?tgcattgacc 120
tttgggtgct?gacttggaga?aaagcacaaa?cacgaccagt?cccatcctgg?ctcccgtggg 180
gcttcttcta?tctacgcatt?gtatcgactg?catta 215
<210>24
<211>394
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>24
gtttaaacta?cctcaaaaca?ctttcccatg?agtgtgatcc?acattgttag?gtgctgacct 60
agacagagat?gaactgaggt?ccttgttttg?ttttgttcat?aatacaaagg?tgctaattaa 120
tagtatttca?gatacttgaa?gaatgttgat?ggtgctagaa?gaatttgaga?agaaatactc 180
ctgtattgag?ttgtatcgtg?tggtgtattt?tttaaaaaat?ttgatttagc?attcatattt 240
tccatcttat?tcccaattaa?aagtatgcag?attatttgcc?caaagttgtc?ctcttcttca 300
gattcagcat?ttgttctttg?ccagtctcat?tttcatcttc?ttccatggtt?ccacagaagc 360
tttgtttctt?gggcaagcag?aaaaattaaa?ttgt 394
<210>25
<211>355
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (hs
<400>25
aaaacctggt?ttattgggaa?aacttcataa?tgaaaactac?aattagcttt?ttccacaact 60
tacaaaataa?taatctgata?tttaaaatga?attggttttc?attatgtaag?tcgaaatggt 120
aaaaaatcat?aatgacctat?ccgatgcatc?atatatatgc?tattcagaga?aactcaaatc 180
cccgaattct?cctggggcat?gttttatatc?agacatttaa?aatctgttta?ccaagaaaga 240
ccaggatttt?aactatatgt?aggtttctgc?ttacagttgc?aaactatcag?aagcctgtct 300
atatgataga?gcccagataa?acctgagatt?tagaaaagca?agtcatttat?tctcc 355
<210>26
<211>485
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>26
aagggaaggt?cgttctcagt?gaaaatccaa?aaaccagaaa?aaaatgttta?tacaacccta 60
agtcaataac?ctgaccttag?aaaattgtga?gagccaagtt?gacttcagga?actgaaacat 120
cagcacaaag?aagcaatcat?caaataattc?tgaacacaaa?tttaatattt?ttttttctga 180
atgagaaaca?tgagggaaat?tgtggagtta?gcctcctgtg?gagttagcct?cctgtggtaa 240
aggaattgaa?gaaaatataa?cgccttacac?cctttttcat?cttgacatta?aaagttctgg 300
ctaactttgg?aatccattag?agaaaaatcc?ttgtcaccag?attcattaca?attcaaatcg 360
aagagttgtg?aactgttatc?ccattgaaaa?gaccgagcct?tgtatgtatg?ttatggatac 420
ataaaatgca?cgcaagccat?tatctctcca?tgggaagcta?agttataaaa?ataggtgctt 480
ggtgt 485
<210>27
<211>359
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>27
actatttcaa?gtctgtgttt?atagtgactg?agtaggaagc?tgatagaaaa?ttatgccata 60
tatgatcaac?tattaccatt?aaacataaaa?ccacaggact?ttctacttgg?ggctaatcaa 120
tagagggtca?tgtggcccct?gtcttgttta?gcttctgagc?atcaccctct?tcttccccct 180
caaggtaaca?ttggatgtgg?ctgattaact?cccacaagaa?cctgagcatt?aagggtcaag 240
agacaacatt?aaaaacccaa?cataaacaaa?acaaaacaaa?acttattttg?acaataataa 300
acccttcaga?actgtgctca?caacaggact?gaaaatgaac?tgggaacgtt?tccaagttg 359
<210>28
<211>440
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>28
cttgacgagg?ctgcggtgtc?tgctgctatt?ctccgagctt?cgcaatgccg?cctaaggacg 60
acaagaagaa?gaaggacgct?ggaaagtcgg?ccaagaaaga?caaagaccca?gtgaacaaat 120
ccgggggcaa?ggccaaaaag?aagaagtggt?ccaaaggcaa?agttcgggac?aagctcaata 180
acttagtctt?gtttgacaaa?gctacctatg?ataaactctg?taaggaagtt?cccaactata 240
aacttataac?cccagctgtg?gtctctgaga?gactgaagat?tcgaggctcc?ctggccaggg 300
cagcccttca?ggagctcctt?agtaaaggac?ttatcaaact?ggtttcaaag?cacagagctc 360
aagtaattta?caccagaaat?actaagggtg?gagatgctcc?agctgctggt?gaagatgcat 420
gaataggtcc?aaccagctgt 440
<210>29
<211>479
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (hs
<400>29
acacaactta?gaaaccaaat?tacaagtatt?cagttccaat?acttcattaa?tttcaatcaa 60
ccaaagttag?ttcagtagct?tatctcagtt?atgagtataa?tacattacat?gtaaattaag 120
tgtgtgtata?ctgtaatcgt?gctatttttt?atcattgaaa?catttataaa?ctagaataat 180
aatgccctta?atgtgagggt?ttgtaatggt?gcttattaag?accaaagact?tgttaaatgt 240
atacaccaag?tggtaatgaa?atttcggtga?ctggcccaca?cgtgcataga?ggtctgggag 300
gaccaggaaa?cagcctcagt?ggccagagga?tcaccagtgc?atccttcatc?acagcatgtg 360
caatatgcca?agattaccct?cggtcattcc?tgtcaacaag?gggtcaatgt?cataaatgtc 420
acaataaaac?aatctcttct?tttttttagt?ttaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaa 479
<210>30
<211>139
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>30
gctatagcat?ggtaatattc?tatgcaacta?tagttatact?ttttggtttg?acactgtatt 60
ttttcacatt?gatttactgg?ttgatgatag?attttataac?ctaacggttc?tcatgcggtg 120
cgtaattgta?gatgcatgt 139
<210>31
<211>175
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>31
actctttgga?gatgcccatt?ctacttttga?atttagcttt?tactaattcg?catctggaag 60
ctcagcaagt?gcacaagcct?tactttggtt?accgtggaaa?ccactgccgc?ccctccccga 120
tgtggtgcgc?tcaataaaaa?tgctggaatc?caaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaaaaa?aaaaa 175
<210>32
<211>446
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>32
ccgacatctt?gacgaggctg?cggtgtctgc?tgctattctc?cgagcttcgc?aatgccgcct 60
aaggacgaca?agaagaagaa?ggacgctgga?aagtcggcca?agaaagacaa?agacccagtg 120
aacaaatccg?ggggcaaggc?caaaaagaag?aagtggtcca?aaggcaaagt?tcgggacaag 180
ctcaataact?tagtcttgtt?tgacaaagct?acctatgata?aactctgtaa?ggaagttccc 240
aactataaac?ttataacccc?agctgtggtc?tctgagagac?tgaagattcg?aggctccctg 300
gccagggcag?cccttcagga?gctccttagt?aaaggactta?tcaaactggt?ttcaaagcac 360
agagctcaag?taatttacac?cagaaatacc?aagggtggag?atgctccagc?tgctggtgaa 420
gatgcatgaa?taggtccaac?cagctg 446
<210>33
<211>456
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>33
atggttactt?gcttcgtctg?ttctgtgttg?gttttactaa?aaaacgcaac?aatcagatac 60
ggaagacctc?ttatgctcag?caccaacagg?tccgccaaat?ccggaagaag?atgatggaaa 120
tcatgacccg?agaggtgcag?acaaatgact?tgaaagaagt?ggtcaataaa?ttgattccag 180
acagcattgg?aaaagacata?gaaaaggctt?gccaatctat?ttatcctctc?catgatgtct 240
tcgttagaaa?agtaaaaatg?ctgaagaagc?ccaagtttga?attgggaaag?ctcatggagc 300
ttcatggtga?aggcagtagt?tctggaaaag?ccactgggga?cgagacaggt?gctaaagttg 360
aacgagctga?tggatatgaa?ccaccagtcc?aagaatctgt?ttaaagttca?gacttcaaat 420
agtggcaaat?aaaaagtgct?atttgtggga?aaaaaa 456
<210>34
<211>476
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (hs
<400>34
ggaccatggc?ttacctttcc?tgcctttgac?ccatcacacc?ccatttcctc?ctctttccct 60
ctccccgcta?ccaaaaaaaa?aaaaaaggaa?acgtttatca?tgaatcaaca?gggtttcagt 120
ccttatcaaa?gagagatgtg?gaaagagcta?aagaaaccac?cctttgttcc?caactccact 180
ttacccatat?tttatgcaac?acaaacactg?tccttttggg?tccctttctt?acagatggac 240
ctcttgagaa?gaattatcgt?attccacgtt?tttagccctc?aggttaccaa?gataaatata 300
tgtatatata?acctttatta?ttgctatatc?tttgtggata?atacattcag?gtggtgctgg 360
gtgatttatt?ataatctgaa?cctaggtata?tcctttggtc?ttccacagtc?atgttgaggt 420
gggctccctg?gtatggtaaa?aagccaggta?taatgtaact?tcaccccagc?ctttgt 476
<210>35
<211>494
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>35
actgcttaac?gaaacactat?cagcttgttt?taaatggatc?ttttaaatat?caactgtagc 60
ctggttggct?aattctttct?aatcttcccc?attactttcg?cctagatttc?ccatagatca 120
acaggcatag?taaaatgcct?catcagaaca?cacttctcca?cacaattcaa?aaagggagct 180
cctgtgggct?caaagcaacc?atcagtccag?caatgcccat?gatttatctg?aaactgcttc 240
ccaagagaca?ggagtgcaga?tctgagtagc?tgtgctgcca?atacagatag?gtttagcact 300
agatatttag?tgattgtggc?aaggaagaat?cggtgatgat?gggggtggtg?ggtgaaggaa 360
gggccagggg?acctgaagga?tcttcagttg?ccttctcctg?cttcttcatc?ctgctggtcg 420
ctcgtccaga?gggtgaggtt?gtctcgcagc?aactgcatga?tcagcgtgga?gtccttatag 480
gaatcctcgt?ttag 494
<210>36
<211>1083
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>36
actttactag?aaaaagcaga?gtaagagaaa?ctaacgttgc?cttagcttca?gccattcaaa 60
atagacagtt?tcttttttcc?attatgtaaa?gaatccagag?tatatcgcaa?taacaggaat 120
aaattcttac?aacagaatat?acaaaaacat?tttgaaattt?ttttcatcta?ctgatttttt 180
atataaacag?gattttttag?gaataattta?tacacagaaa?gtcattttat?gtaacaaatt 240
ggccatgtta?ttaccttttt?tttttcttac?ttaaaaaaat?ttttttttta?acaagaaaac 300
tcagaagatg?cattatttgc?ggtgcatcca?ttccatcccg?ccttctggtt?tgattttttt 360
tatcccagac?aaagggatac?ccagaggtag?acaaactctg?gcaaacctct?cacctcaacc 420
tcactggctt?agaaagcaga?caggtgtttt?caccgggcgt?ctcttccacc?ggtggatgtg 480
tgtgtgcaac?gccaaacatc?caaatgaaaa?gttgaaaaca?aaacccaaat?agtttccaga 540
tcttttctcc?tatggtagcg?gcaaaaaccc?ccagggtggt?ttccccatga?tagagatatt 600
gtggagttgg?gaagacaatg?gccaacaatc?cactggagtt?agaggaagtg?gagtcaactt 660
taaaaccaat?ttttgtgtat?gttatagttt?ttattaaaaa?ttcttttctg?tattggaaat 720
acgtatcttc?ggggttctgc?cttaaataaa?atagggtctc?ttctgtgttc?taacaaagca 780
gtaatcaatc?atgatacgag?gcatgtaagc?aaatggcctg?tgtgccccat?agctgtcatc 840
gtttatgtga?tcactgtgta?tgctgtaatc?atcatgaaaa?ccattggctg?tgcagtcaag 900
tcttcccatg?tccatggcac?tgtgctgaca?atgacgacag?ccagaccaat?caagccagat 960
gccgaacggt?gccatgcact?gctgggctcc?aacacctcgg?ctgtttccat?ggccaatgag 1020
gttctttcca?tctgttaaag?tagctacact?ccaaagggaa?atgaccagta?aaaaatgatc 1080
ccc 1083
<210>37
<211>206
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>37
acattgttga?gtagaggatt?aaaggagtga?cgaccctttc?taaagtgggg?tctcccatcc 60
cggatcccta?agactgtaac?atctgctaca?tacattaaaa?acaaaacaaa?acaaaagcaa 120
acatgaaact?tatgacctga?cttcactcca?cccttcatgc?ctgcattatg?acagaaacac 180
gtcccgctgc?tcctacttat?gtatgt 206
<210>38
<211>720
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>38
ggtggatttg?gaggagatgg?tggccttctc?tctggaaatg?aaaaagtaac?catgcagaat 60
ctgaatgacc?gcctggcttc?ctacttggac?aaagttcggg?ctctggaaga?atcaaactat 120
gagctggaag?gcaaaatcaa?ggagtggtat?gaaaagcatg?gcaactcaca?tcagggggag 180
cctcgtgact?acagcaaata?ctacaaaacc?atcgatgacc?ttaaaaatca?gattctcaac 240
ctaacaactg?ataatgccaa?catcctgctt?cagatcgaca?atgccaggct?ggcagctgat 300
gacttcaggc?tgaagtatga?gaatgaggta?gctctgcgcc?agagcgtgga?ggctgacatc 360
aacggcctgc?gtagggtgct?ggatgagctg?accctgacca?aggctgacct?ggagatgcaa 420
attgagagcc?tgactgaaga?gctggcctat?ctgaagaaga?accaccagga?ggaaatgaaa 480
gaccttcgaa?atgtgtccac?tggtgatgtg?aatgtggaaa?tgaatgcttg?ccccgggtgt 540
tgatctgact?caacttctga?ataacatgag?aagccaatat?gaacaacttg?ctgaacaaaa 600
ccgcaaagat?gctgaagcct?ggttcaatga?aaagagcaag?gaactgacta?cagaaattga 660
taataacatt?gaacagatat?ccagctataa?atctgagatt?actgaattga?gacgtaatgt 720
<210>39
<211>356
<212>DNA
<213〉Genus Homo people (Homo sapiens)
<400>39
gccatgctga?ggcctgggcc?gctgccacgt?tggagaagcc?cgtgtgagaa?gtgaatgctg 60
ggactcagcc?ttcagacaga?gaggactgta?gggagggcgg?caggggcctg?gagatcctcc 120
tgcagaccac?gcccgtcctg?cctgtggcgc?cgtctccagg?ggctgcttcc?tcctggaaat 180
tgacgagggg?tgtcttgggc?agagctggct?ctgagcgcct?ccatccaagg?ccaggttctc 240
cgttagctcc?tgtggcccca?ccctgggccc?tgggctggaa?tcaggaatat?tttccaaaga 300
gtgatagtct?tttgcttttg?gcaaaactct?acttaatcca?atgggttttt?ccctgt 356

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1, keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes, by the SEQ ID № in the sequence table: 1-39 forms; Wherein SEQ ID № .1-15 expresses the gene that is higher than keloid in the hypertrophic cicatrix tissue, and SEQ ID № .16-39 expresses the gene that is higher than hypertrophic cicatrix in keloid tissue.
2, make up the method for described keloid of claim 1 and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes, may further comprise the steps:
1) mRNA of extraction keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix tissue;
2) subtractive hybridization obtains keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix and organizes candidate's difference expression gene;
3) be transformed in the expression strain after the candidate's difference expression gene connection carrier after the amplification, filter out positive colony, obtain subtractive library through blue hickie;
4) bacterium colony of subtractive library is replied screening by hybridization, carry out bacterial spot hybridization, obtain containing and in keloid tissue, express high and in hypertrophic cicatrix tissue, express the conversion bacterium colony of low gene and contain and in keloid tissue, express low and the conversion bacterium colony high gene of expression in the hypertrophic cicatrix tissue;
5) positive bacterium colony is extracted plasmid DNA and carry out Southern hybridization, confirm positive colony;
6) order-checking obtains described keloid of claim 1 and hypertrophic cicatrix libraries of differentially expressed genes.
3, method according to claim 2 is characterized in that: the mRNA of described keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix tissue is from total RNA of keloid and hypertrophic cicatrix tissue.
4, method according to claim 2 is characterized in that: described subtractive hybridization may further comprise the steps:
1) synthetic double chain cDNA;
2) restriction enzyme digests;
3) jointing;
4) hybridization for the first time;
5) hybridization for the second time.
5, method according to claim 2 is characterized in that: described expression strain is the e. coli jm109 bacterium.
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