Abstract
Screening of two human genomic libraries with a chicken α-tubulin complementary DNA probe has resulted in the isolation of several clones containing a common hybridizing region. Restriction mapping of the cloned fragments reveals that, while the majority of sites are retained in each clone, there are a number of differences, including several within the gene-containing region. These differences cannot be ascribed solely to restriction-site polymorphism, and therefore reflect the existence of a family of closely related α-tubulin genes.
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