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. 2011 Oct 27;7(10):e1002339. doi: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1002339

Figure 7. The degradation intermediate sediments predominantly with the 40S fractions.

Figure 7

293T cells were transfected with Xrn1 shRNA, followed by expression of GFP and either wild-type (WT) SOX (A) or the catalytically dead SOX D221S (B). They were then fractionated over sucrose gradients and RNA from each fraction was Northern blotted with a 3′ GFP probe. Ribosomal RNA was visualized by ethidium bromide staining. In both panels the (+) lane shows the migration of full-length GFP and the degradation intermediate in unfractionated RNA from cells expressing wild-type SOX. It was used as a reference to identify the different RNA species in the fractionated RNA. Arrowheads point to degradation intermediates.