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Background  In 2002 Takamatsu and co-workers described the human  DSCR9  gene and observed that it was transcriptionally active in human testicular tissue, but no protein was identified as a product of this transcript. Similar results were obtained in chimpanzee tissue. This gene has not been detected in species other than primates, suggesting that  DSCR9  is exclusively found in these mammals.    Results  We report evidence of  DSCR9  expression in placenta, testis and kidney of baboon ( Papio hamadryas ). We used primers specific for  DSCR9  to amplify transcripts through reverse transcription (RT) coupled to polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Furthermore, PCR was used to amplify the complete  DSCR9  gene from genomic DNA from three baboons. We amplified and sequenced five overlapping segments that were assembled into the 3284 bp baboon  DSCR9  gene, including the putative promoter and the entire transcriptional unit (5'-UTR, CDS and 3'-UTR).    Conclusions  The baboon  DSCR9  gene is highly similar to the human counterpart. The isolated transcripts from baboon tissues (placenta, testis and kidney) of three different baboons correspond to the human orthologous gene.

DSCR9 gene simultaneous expression in placental, testicular and renal tissues from baboon (papio hamadryas)