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Figure 1. Complete absence of SCL protein in Cre;Sclfl/fl MKs. (A) Analysis of Scl mRNA levels in hematopoietic cells. RNA was isolated from wild-type C57Bl/6 bone marrow progenitor populations (CMP, MEP, GMP, and MkP) as well as from mature hematopoietic cells (Ter119+ splenocytes; bone marrow MKs cultured in vitro for the indicated number of days D1-D3). Quantitative reverse transcription PCR was performed using Scl-specific primers. The y-axis represents the enrichment in cDNA sequences normalized to Gapdh gene control sequences. (B) Analysis of PF4-Cre–mediated excision of Scl floxed alleles in hematopoietic progenitor compartments. (Top) PCR reactions showing amplification of floxed, wild-type (fl and wt, top panel), and excised (Δ, bottom panel) alleles from material isolated from CMP, MEP, GMP, and MkPs purified from Cre;Sclwt/wt, Cre;Sclwt/fl, and Cre;Sclfl/fl bone marrows, as indicated. (Bottom) Semiquantitative PCR reaction measuring the percentage of excision of Scl floxed alleles in Cre;Sclfl/fl progenitors (supplemental Methods). Data are the mean ± SD of 2 independent experiments. (C) SCL protein is not expressed in Cre;Sclfl/fl MKs. (Top) Southern blot analysis of genomic DNA isolated from purified Cre;Sclfl/fl hematopoietic cells. Gra indicates granulocytes; Ery, erythroid cells; and Mac, macrophages. Percentages of excision of the Scl floxed alleles are indicated. MKs from Cre;Sclwt/wt mice served as controls. (Bottom) Nuclear extracts from hematopoietic cells derived from Cre;Sclwt/wt, Cre;Sclwt/fl, and Cre;Sclfl/fl were analyzed by Western blotting for SCL expression. P300 was used as loading control. Vertical lines have been inserted to indicate repositioned gel lanes.

Complete absence of SCL protein in Cre;Sclfl/fl MKs. (A) Analysis of Scl mRNA levels in hematopoietic cells. RNA was isolated from wild-type C57Bl/6 bone marrow progenitor populations (CMP, MEP, GMP, and MkP) as well as from mature hematopoietic cells (Ter119+ splenocytes; bone marrow MKs cultured in vitro for the indicated number of days D1-D3). Quantitative reverse transcription PCR was performed using Scl-specific primers. The y-axis represents the enrichment in cDNA sequences normalized to Gapdh gene control sequences. (B) Analysis of PF4-Cre–mediated excision of Scl floxed alleles in hematopoietic progenitor compartments. (Top) PCR reactions showing amplification of floxed, wild-type (fl and wt, top panel), and excised (Δ, bottom panel) alleles from material isolated from CMP, MEP, GMP, and MkPs purified from Cre;Sclwt/wt, Cre;Sclwt/fl, and Cre;Sclfl/fl bone marrows, as indicated. (Bottom) Semiquantitative PCR reaction measuring the percentage of excision of Scl floxed alleles in Cre;Sclfl/fl progenitors (supplemental Methods). Data are the mean ± SD of 2 independent experiments. (C) SCL protein is not expressed in Cre;Sclfl/fl MKs. (Top) Southern blot analysis of genomic DNA isolated from purified Cre;Sclfl/fl hematopoietic cells. Gra indicates granulocytes; Ery, erythroid cells; and Mac, macrophages. Percentages of excision of the Scl floxed alleles are indicated. MKs from Cre;Sclwt/wt mice served as controls. (Bottom) Nuclear extracts from hematopoietic cells derived from Cre;Sclwt/wt, Cre;Sclwt/fl, and Cre;Sclfl/fl were analyzed by Western blotting for SCL expression. P300 was used as loading control. Vertical lines have been inserted to indicate repositioned gel lanes.

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