Elliott Bedows
University of Nebraska Medical Center
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Endocrinology | 1997
Amanda K. Miller-Lindholm; C. J. LaBenz; Jacques Ramey; Elliott Bedows; Raymond W. Ruddon
The hCGβ gene family contains six genes linked in tandem on chromosome 19 and labeled β genes 7, 8, 5, 1, 2, and 3. Previous studies on a small number of placentas have indicated that β gene 5 was the most highly expressed gene during the first trimester of pregnancy, followed by genes 3 and 8. β genes 7, 1, and 2 were expressed at very low levels. The purpose of this study was to determine 1) whether this pattern of expression was typical during normal pregnancy by sampling a large number of first trimester placentas, and 2) whether there was a correlation between gestational age and the pattern of hCGβ gene expression. Total RNA from 27 first trimester placentas varying in age from 6–16 weeks was reverse transcribed into complementary DNA. The complementary DNA was amplified by PCR, and the amount of DNA representative of each hCGβ gene was quantified by Genescan analysis. In 14 of the 27 placentas, hCGβ gene 5 accounted for 50% or more of the total β messenger RNA expressed.β gene 3 was expressed at le...
Endocrinology | 1997
Amanda K. Miller-Lindholm; C. J. LaBenz; Jacques Ramey; Elliott Bedows; Raymond W. Ruddon
The hCGβ gene family contains six genes linked in tandem on chromosome 19 and labeled β genes 7, 8, 5, 1, 2, and 3. Previous studies on a small number of placentas have indicated that β gene 5 was the most highly expressed gene during the first trimester of pregnancy, followed by genes 3 and 8. β genes 7, 1, and 2 were expressed at very low levels. The purpose of this study was to determine 1) whether this pattern of expression was typical during normal pregnancy by sampling a large number of first trimester placentas, and 2) whether there was a correlation between gestational age and the pattern of hCGβ gene expression. Total RNA from 27 first trimester placentas varying in age from 6–16 weeks was reverse transcribed into complementary DNA. The complementary DNA was amplified by PCR, and the amount of DNA representative of each hCGβ gene was quantified by Genescan analysis. In 14 of the 27 placentas, hCGβ gene 5 accounted for 50% or more of the total β messenger RNA expressed.β gene 3 was expressed at le...
Biochemical Journal | 1997
Renee M. Blong; Elliott Bedows; Oksana Lockridge
Protein Science | 1996
Raymond W. Ruddon; Simon Sherman; Elliott Bedows
Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1993
J R Huth; Fulvio Perini; Oksana Lockridge; Elliott Bedows; Raymond W. Ruddon
Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1992
J R Huth; K Mountjoy; Fulvio Perini; Elliott Bedows; Raymond W. Ruddon
Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1992
Elliott Bedows; J R Huth; Raymond W. Ruddon
Archive | 2004
Elliott Bedows; Jason A. Wilken
Journal of Biological Chemistry | 2004
Jaswant Singh; Gausal A. Khan; Leo Kinarsky; Helen Cheng; Jason A. Wilken; Kyung Hyun Choi; Elliott Bedows; Simon Sherman; Pi Wan Cheng
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology | 2003
Chaur-Dong Hsu; Luis Garcia; Jaqueline Pavlik; Jackson Wilken; Hassan Harirah; Elliott Bedows