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. 2019 May 6;10:2071. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-10102-6

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Fig. 4 — CBFB and hnRNPK regulate translation. a Flow chart showing the in vitro translation assay to test the effect of a translation element (RNA) and a protein. In vitro transcribed RNA was used in the in vitro translation assays using HeLa cells lysate. b In vitro translation assay using the 1-Step Human coupled IVT kit showing the effect of CBFB and hnRNPK binding sites (T14) on RUNX1 translation. c In vitro translation assays using the 1-Step Human coupled IVT showing effect of recombinant CBFB (rCBFB) and hnRNPK (rhnRNPK) on RUNX1 translation. d In vitro translation assay using WT and CBFB_KO HEK 293 T cells lysate. See “Methods” section for details of preparation of 293 T cell lysate. e In vitro translation assay. Un-transfected (control) and hnRNPK knockdown (KD) HEK 293T cells lysate replaced the HeLa cell lysate in the 1-Step Human coupled IVT kit with or without the supplement of rhnRNPK. f IB showing the effect of CBFB deletion on the proteins encoded by bound transcripts. g IB showing the effect of hnRNPK KD on the proteins encoded by bound transcripts