TABLE 1.

BRG1-interacting protein as identified in yeast two-hybrid screen^a

No.	Bait		Prey
	Name	Amino acid coordinates	Name	Amino acid coordinates
1*	BRG1	329–507	BAG1	111–281
2	BRG1	1–250	BRD7	158–652
3*	BRG1	201–507	CBX1	104–186
4	BRG1	201–460	CBX3	42–182
5	BRG1	205–507	CBX5	8–192
6*	BRG1	1375–1648	CHD5	16–399
7*	BRG1	329–507	DDX3X	87–285
8*	BRG1	425–660	XRCC6 (Ku70)	415–555
9*	BRG1	205–450	ING5	1–241
10*	BRG1	329–507	IPO7	595–772
11*	BRG1	329–507	IPO5	324–812
12*	BRG1	600–800	NAP1L1	2–358
13	BRG1	205–507	SMARCC1	536–693
14	BRG1	201–507	SMARCC2	215–915
15*	BRG1	329–507	SPDEF	103–326
16*	BRG1	1–250	SSXT	8–392
17	BRG1	1053–1350	TAL1	2–193
18*	BRG1	329–507	THOC2	1134–1380
19	BRG1	201–460	TMF1	879–1094
20*	BRG1	425–660	TPR	339–571
21*	BRG1	205–507	TRIM11	6–279

^aThe identity of prey clones was derived from a screen using BRG1-specific baits. BRG1-specific baits were cloned into a DNA-binding domain vector (pGBT.superB) and transformed into PNY200 yeast. Bait yeasts were mated with MATa yeast containing cDNA prey libraries prepared from human brain, spleen, or breast cancer/prostate cancer. Bold, interaction surface encompassing the BRG1-HSA domain; *, novel interaction.