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. 2008 Nov 26;23(1):61–73. doi: 10.1210/me.2008-0028

Table 1.

Primers used for preparation of constructs

Primers Amplified fragment (bp) Sequence (5′–3′)
1F (−1455 to −1428) 1122 cttttctCtagaggtctttgaggatagg
2R (−332 to −353) attacgcGtctgccttgcctgt
3F (−340 to −318) 1585 cagacgcGtgtctggtcagtatt
4R (+1244 to +1220) gaaacacactcGAgaaagaagaagaa
Mutagenic oligonucleotides pGL3 construct generated
5F (−157/−127) (−138/+1244) gccaccaatcgggacgCgTggagcgacagcc
6R ggctgtcgctccAcGcgtcccgattggtggc
7F (−97 to −66) (−78/+1244) cccgtggccctatgggaCgCgTgtcctgcggc
8R gccgcaggacAcGcGtcccatagggccacggg
9F (−63 to −29) (−47/+1244) gggggcgggacgacgCGTggcgctgcccggcgc
10R gcgccgggcagcgccACGcgtcgtcccgccccc
11F (−30 to +1) (−15/+1244) gcactagcggctCgAgggcgctgccagtctc
12R gagactggcagcgcccTcGagccgctagtgc

Primers are shown along with their binding sites relevant to the TSS and the length of the amplified fragment. Capitalized are depicted the nucleotides that were changed from the original sequence to generate restriction sites (underlined). F, Forward; R, reverse. For more details see Materials and Methods