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. 2000 May 30;97(12):6757–6762. doi: 10.1073/pnas.120162297

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Interaction between TEL and TEL-ARNT proteins. (A) Self-association of TEL-ARNT. (B) TEL and TEL-ARNT interaction depends on the TEL oligomerization domain. Note the presence of several protein species in some lines is because of multiple translational start sites. TEL-ARNT (input lane 1) and ΔTEL-ARNT (input lane 7) are specifically immunoprecipitated by anti-ARNT (lanes 2 and 8) but not anti-CTEL (lanes 3 and 9). TEL (input lane 13) is specifically immunoprecipitated by anti-CTEL (lane 15) but not anti-ARNT (lane 14). When cotranslated, TEL and TEL-ARNT proteins (input lane 4) are coimmunoprecipitated (lanes 5 and 6), demonstrating interaction. TEL and ΔTEL-ARNT proteins do not interact (lanes 10–12).