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Assignment1 of the human B3-1 gene (PSCDBP) to chromosome 2 band q11.2 by radiation hybrid mapping

The human B3-1 gene (PSCDBP) has been isolated from the natural killer (NK) and T helper cells using subtractive hybridization (natural killer cells minus T helper Jurkat cells). The transcripts of PSCDBP are weakly expressed in resting NK/T cells (Dixon et al., 1993). This gene has significant homology to the cytohesin binding protein HE gene (GenBank Accession Number AF068836). Cytohesin is thought to be involved in inside-outside signaling, linking growth factor receptor stimulation of PI 3-kinase to cell adhesion (Kolanus et al., 1996). It also functions as a guanine nucleotide-exchange protein (GEF) (Meacci et al., 1997). In this report, a radiation hybrid mapping panel was used to assign PSCDBP to chromosome 2q11.2.