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. 2004 Jul 5;166(1):133–143. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200403020

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Figure 6. — β4 integrin expression, a target for glucocorticoid and JNK regulation. (A, i) RT-PCR analysis of β4 integrin RNA in 2 d acini (−) and 2 d acini treated with RU486 (RU) and SP600125 (SP) (Fig. 2 B, i). (ii) Western analysis, using anti–β4 integrin antibody, of extracts from 2 and 4 d acini generated in the absence and presence of RU486 (RU) and SP600125 (SP). β-Actin expression was measured as loading control. (B and C) ChIP analysis of c-Jun and c-Fos occupation of the β4 integrin promoter (see diagram) in acini cultured for 2 d in the presence and absence of RU486 and SP600125. IP was with anti–c-Jun (B) or anti-Fos antibody (C) (Fig. 5 A, ii).