TABLE 1.
PPRE regions in the rat MAT2A promoter.
| Name | Position | Matrix similarity score | PPRE region | Forward primer | Reverse primer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PPRE-1 | −2061 | 0.928 | TAGCCT-T-TGTCCC | 5′-AATTCAAGGC-CAGTGAGTGAG-3′ | 5′-TCAATTCCTC-TGTCTTTAGCC-3′ |
| PPRE-2 | −1714 | 0.85 | TAACCT-T-TTAATT | 5′-CCTGTTAGTTA-ACAGTAGAATC-3′ | 5′-TCCAGCAGA-AAAATCTAT-3′ |
| PPRE-3 | −1656 | 0.774 | TGACCA-G-TCTCCA | 5′-GGCTTCCATA-TAGATTTTTCT-3′ | 5′-AGGCAGCATG-ATGATATT-3′ |
| PPRE-4 | −1433 | 0.894 | TGAGCT-G-TGTCCC | 5′-GAGCCATCTCTCTAGCTCCT-3′ | 5′-CTGTGGGAA-ACAAAGGAA-3′ |
| PPRE-5 | −1347 | 0.832 | CCACCT-T-TGCACT | 5′-AGGCTCCTAGCAAAGCCTAA-3′ | 5′-CTGAGAACCA-CCATTTGTCA-3′ |
| PPRE-6 | −364 | 0.806 | TGGGCA-A-CGGTCG | 5′-GTAGGATGAATAGGTGCGTG-3′ | 5′-GTGCCCCCTG-ACAGTAGTTA-3′ |
Six potential PPREs identified using the Transcription element search system (TESS) and MATInspector analysis tools are shown along with their sequence and the matrix similarity score. Only those PPREs with a matrix similarity score of approximately 0.8 or higher were selected for the study. The position of each PPRE is relative to the +1 start site of transcription. Sequences of the ChIP primers used to examine PPRE binding are shown.