[CITATION][C] The MIC gene family
S Bahram, T Spies - Research in immunology, 1996 - Elsevier
The human major histocompatibility complex (MHC) spans over 4 megabases of DNA on
chromosome 6~ 21.3 (Carroll et al., 1987; Dunham et al., 1987)(fig. 1). It encodes clusters of
genes functioning in the generation, transport and cell surface presentation of antigenic
peptides. The MHC contains more than a hundred coding sequences organized in 3
segments, which are referred to as the class II, III and I regions, in this order from centromere
to telomere. Encompassing one megabase of DNA, the class 11 region contains genes …
chromosome 6~ 21.3 (Carroll et al., 1987; Dunham et al., 1987)(fig. 1). It encodes clusters of
genes functioning in the generation, transport and cell surface presentation of antigenic
peptides. The MHC contains more than a hundred coding sequences organized in 3
segments, which are referred to as the class II, III and I regions, in this order from centromere
to telomere. Encompassing one megabase of DNA, the class 11 region contains genes …