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. 1997 Aug 25;138(4):799–810. doi: 10.1083/jcb.138.4.799

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Summary of kelch domain structure and the transgenes studied. (A) Diagram of domain structure of kelch ORF1. NTR includes the amino-terminal of ∼110 amino acids, and the BTB domain includes the next 120 amino acids. The IVR is the 147-amino acid intervening region between the BTB and the six 50-amino acid kelch repeat domain (KREP). (B) Amino-terminally myc epitope-tagged domains expressed in the ovary using the pCOG vector. The number of independent lines generated and the number of lines that showed a high level of expression are listed. The subcellular localization of each protein in various genetic backgrounds is provided.

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