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. 2002 Feb;76(3):1461–1474. doi: 10.1128/JVI.76.3.1461-1474.2002

TABLE 1.

Correlations among E1A N-terminal amino acid requirements for transcription repression in vitro and in vivo and for interference with TBP-TATA complex formationa

Mutant polypeptide In vitro repression In vivo repression TBP-TATA interference
E1A 1-80 wild type ++++ ++++ ++++
E1A 1-80Δ2-5
E1A 1-80Δ6-10
E1A 1-80Δ11-15 ++ +++ ++++
E1A 1-80Δ16-20
E1A 1-80Δ26-30 +++ +++ +++
E1A 1-80 2A1a ++ ++ ++
E1A 1-80 3A1a +
E1A 1-80 4A1a ± ±
E1A 1-80 5A1a
E1A 1-80 6A1a
E1A 1-80 7A1a ++++ ++++ ++++
E1A 1-80 8A1a ++++ ++++ ++++
E1A 1-80 9A1a ++++ ++++ ++++
E1A 1-80 10A1a ++++ ++++ ++++
E1A 1-80 19A1a ++++ ++++ ++++
E1A 1-80 20A1a
E1A 1-80 21A1a ++++ ++++ ++++
E1A 1-80 22A1a ++++ ++++ ++++
a

All of the single E1A 1-80 mutants were assayed for the three parameters. Mutants not shown in the Table (E1A 1-80 11 A1a to 18 A1a and 23 A1a to 30 A1a) were wild type in their ability to repress transcription in vitro and in vivo and to interfere with TBP-TATA complex formation. ++++ indicates wild-type activity (80 to 100%); − is defined as a completely mutant phenotype (greater-than-five-fold reduction in activity). Intermediate values are indicated by ±, +, ++, and +++. The percentages of wild-type activity for repression in vitro and in vivo are presented in Fig. 4.