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Separation of chromosome-sized DNA from the parasitic protozoan Trypanosoma brucei had previously resulted in the fractionation of DNA molecules that ranged in size from 50 kb up to roughly 1.5 Mb. The number of larger chromosomes and their size, accounting for 80% of the DNA of T. brucei remained unclear. We have now size separated these larger DNA molecules by pulsed field gel electrophoresis (PFG) and resolve a total of 20 bands, accounting for roughly 120 chromosomes, ranging in size from 50 kb up to the size of the largest, 5.7 Mb chromosome of Schizosaccharomyces pombe. Three different VSG gene expression sites were located to chromosomes of 430 kb, 1.5 Mb and 3 Mb, respectively. We have not been able to identify additional, previously cryptic DNA rearrangements, that could explain the activation or inactivation of the expression sites.

Improved separation of chromosome-sized DNA fromTrypanosoma brucei, stock 427-60