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. 2008 Jan;20(1):168–185. doi: 10.1105/tpc.107.056747

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Genomic Organization of oastl T-DNA Insertion Lines.

(A) Structures of genes OASTLA, OASTLB, and OASTLC are shown with insertion sites of T-DNAs in knockout plant lines. Exons are indicated by gray arrows, primers for the genetic characterization by small black arrows, and untranslated regions by striped boxes.

(B) Genomic characterization of T-DNA insertion lines. PCR with genomic DNA as template showed the presence of T-DNA in each oastl gene in the appropriate mutant; lack of the wild-type–specific product showed that the T-DNA allele was homozygous. Each wild type (w) and T-DNA (T) primer pair was specific for the gene of the indicated mutant.

(C) T-DNA insertions resulted in loss of mRNA of the three oastl genes as shown by RT-PCR. Amplification of actin from the same cDNA preparations was used as a positive control.

(D) Immunoblot of leaf protein extracts from the indicated oastl insertion lines (three lanes each) detected with a polyclonal antibody against Arabidopsis OAS-TL C. Cross-reaction with OAS-TL isoforms A and B shows the specific knockout of the indicated isoforms of OAS-TL in the mutants. Staining intensities of the large subunit of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (LSU) protein in the same samples confirm equal loading in the individual lanes.