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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 20.
Published in final edited form as: J Biol Chem. 2002 Oct 3;277(51):49175–49185. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M205131200

Fig. 5. Detection of Sulf mRNAs in human tissues.

Fig. 5

cDNAs derived from various tissues were subjected to PCR to amplify products for HSulf-1 (top) or HSulf-2 (bottom). The cDNAs were diluted in 10-fold steps over a 1000-fold range. The tissues were as follows: 1, brain; 2, heart; 3, kidney; 4, spleen; 5, liver; 6, colon; 7, lung; 8, small intestine; 9, muscle; 10, stomach; 11, testis; 12, placenta; 13, salivary; 14, thyroid; 15, adrenal; 16, pancreas; 17, ovary; 18, uterus; 19, prostate; 20, skin; 21, plasma blood leukocytes; 22, bone marrow; 23, fetal brain; 24, fetal liver.