Figure 1.
Figure 1. DNaseI hypersensitive (DH) site mapping around the hEPCR locus. (A) Schematic representation of the hEPCR locus. DH site mapping was performed using BamHI sites at –4.7 and +18.2 kb and EcoRI sites at –3.7 and –20.3 kb, as shown. Black rectangles represent hEPCR exons 1 to 4. Region used as probe is shown as a black box. Arrows indicate DH regions in the hEPCR proximal promoter (PPHS), intron 2 (+2.9HS), and at –5.5 kb (–5.5HS). (B) DH site mapping of EcoRI-digested DNA from different cell types. The EcoRI fragment shown in panel A was detected as a 16.5-kb band. In endothelial cells (HUVECs) and immature hematopoietic cell lines (CEM, KG1, HMC-1), a 1.8-kb band (boxed) was detected, indicative of a DH site at –5.5 kb (–5.5HS). Lane 1 indicates DNA undigested with DNaseI.

DNaseI hypersensitive (DH) site mapping around the hEPCR locus. (A) Schematic representation of the hEPCR locus. DH site mapping was performed using BamHI sites at –4.7 and +18.2 kb and EcoRI sites at –3.7 and –20.3 kb, as shown. Black rectangles represent hEPCR exons 1 to 4. Region used as probe is shown as a black box. Arrows indicate DH regions in the hEPCR proximal promoter (PPHS), intron 2 (+2.9HS), and at –5.5 kb (–5.5HS). (B) DH site mapping of EcoRI-digested DNA from different cell types. The EcoRI fragment shown in panel A was detected as a 16.5-kb band. In endothelial cells (HUVECs) and immature hematopoietic cell lines (CEM, KG1, HMC-1), a 1.8-kb band (boxed) was detected, indicative of a DH site at –5.5 kb (–5.5HS). Lane 1 indicates DNA undigested with DNaseI.

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