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. 2009 Sep 1;284(44):30187–30199. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M109.026948

FIGURE 1.

FIGURE 1.

Contiguous deoxyguanosine residues located at 215–219 of the G1HE are critical for Gata1 gene reporter expression in transgenic mice. A, mouse Gata1 locus with two cell-type specific first exons (IT and IE), five coding exons (II–VI), and four cis-regulatory elements (G1HE, double GATA, CACCC, and GATA repeats). a–d, structures of the reporter constructs used for the transgenic mouse reporter assays. B, representative X-gal staining of fetal liver prepared from 1–235IE2.6LacZ and 1–207IE2.6LacZ transgenic embryos. C, top, sequence of the G1HE-(201–235) probe and the competitors (C1–C6) used for EMSA. The mutated residues of the competitors are shown in red. Bottom, the G1HE-(201–235) region was used as a probe in EMSA using K562 nuclear extracts. Binding reactions were performed using 3 μg of nuclear extract and probe either in the absence or presence of unlabeled competitors. A 100-fold molar excess of wild type (WT) and mutated competitors (C1–C6) were used. DNA-protein complexes are indicated as 1, 2, and asterisk (*).