Gene table: Human (Homo sapiens) IGHD

Print of this table: Ruiz, M. et al., Exp. Clin. Immunogenet., 16, 173-184 (1999). PMID:10394055

Click here to see Part 2 - Human IGHD orphons on chromosome 15 (15q11.2)

For a given gene name, each horizontal line corresponds to a different allele. For more information, see Alignments of alleles and Tables of alleles (IMGT Repertoire).

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Part 1 - Human IGHD germline genes at 14q32.33

IGHD subgroupIGHD nameFctReference sequencesAccession numbers Position in X97051
(a)
Position in X97051
(b)
Sequences from the literature
1IGHD1-1FD1-1X97051 [8]23599-3504833686-33758[AB019441][9]
IGHD1-7FDM1X13972/M37277 [5](1)43057-4464943272-43344[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD1-14ORF(2) DM2X13972/M37277 [5]52325-5390952540-52612[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD1-20FD1-20X97051 [8]61770-6333761987-62059[AB019441][9]
IGHD1-26FD1-26X97051 [8]71927-7976572141-72216[AB019441][9]
2IGHD2-2F D4J00232 [1]   
FD2-2X97051 [8]35049-3761536339-36425[AB019441][9]
FD4M35648 [3]  [M35649][3]
IGHD2-8FDLR1X13972/M37277 [5]44650-4726245954-46040[X97051][8], [M35650][3], [AB019441][9]
FD1J00233 [1]   
IGHD2-15FD2J00234 [1]53910-5640855207-55293[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD2-21FD3J00235 [1]   
FD2-21X97051 [8]63338-6591664616-64699[AB019441][9]
3IGHD3-3FDXP4X13972/M37277 [5]37616-3942538806-38892[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
FD23/7 X93618 [4]   
IGHD3-9FDXP1X13972/M37277 [5]47263-4861948484-48570[M37485][7], D21/0.5[X93613][4], [X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD3-10FDXP'1X13972/M37277 [5]48620-4915848668-48754[M37485][7], [X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
FD21/7X93615 [4]   
IGHD3-16FD21/10X93614 [4]   
F X97051 [9]56409-5814357524-57616[AB019441][9]
IGHD3-22FD21/9X93616 [4]65917-6776267133-67219[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
4IGHD4-4FDA4X13972/M37277 [5]39426-4047439958-40029[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD4-11ORF(3)DA1X13972/M37277 [5]49159-5007849563-49634[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD4-17FD4-17X97051 [8]58144-5918758671-58742[AB019441][9]
IGHD4-23ORF(3)D4-23X97051 [8]67763-6882668306-68380[AB019441][9]
5IGHD5-5FDK4X13972/[M37277 [5]40475-4188040919-40994[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD5-12FDK1X13972/[M37277 [5]50079-5131650523-50601[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD5-18FD5-18X97051 [8]59188-6059159633-59708[AB019441][9]
IGHD5-24ORF(4)D5-24X97051 [8]68827-7049269272-69347[AB019441][9]
6IGHD6-6FDN4X13972/M37277 [5]41881-4305642767-42840[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD6-13FDN1X13972/M37277 [5]51317-5232452032-52108[X97051][8], [AB019441][9]
IGHD6-19FD6-19X97051 [8]60592-6176961475-61551[AB019441][9]
IGHD6-25FD6-25X97051 [8]70493-7192671638-71711[AB019441][9]
7IGHD7-27FDHQ52J00256 [2]87428-8751587431-87497[X97051][8], [X86355][6], [X86356][6], [X86357][6], [X86358][6], [X86359][6]
(a) Arbitrary limits of the DNA sequence assigned to the different D-GENEs
(b) Limits from the 5'D-NONAMER to the 3'D-NONAMER

IMGT notes:
(1) The original sequence is L13972 (14928 bp), M37277 (14929 bp) secondary accession number presents an INSERTION of one nucleotide C between positions 14587/14588 (in L13972), this INSERTION is after the coding region of the IGHD1-14, and do not concern the recombination signals either.
(2) ORF, because unusual 5'D HEPTAMER CACAGCG instead of CACAGTG.
(3) ORF, because unusual 5'D HEPTAMER TGCTGTG instead of CACAGTG.
(4) ORF, because unusual 5'D HEPTAMER GGCCGCG instead of CACAGTG.

References:
[1]Siebenlist, U. et al., Nature, 294, 631-635 (1981).
[2]Ravetch, J.V. et al., Cell, 27, 583-591 (1981).
[3]Zong, S.Q. et al., Immunol. Lett., 17, 329-334 (1988).
[4]Buluwela, L. et al., EMBO J., 7, 2003-2010 (1988).
[5]Ichihara, Y. et al., EMBO J., 7, 4141-4150 (1988).
[6]Mattila, P.S. et al., Eur. J. Immunol., 25, 2578-2582 (1995).
[7]Huang, C. et al., Unpublished.
[8]Corbett, S. et al., J. Mol. Biol., 270, 587-597 (1997).
[9]Matsuda et al., J. Exp. Med., 188, 1-15 (1998).


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