Fig. 3.
Introducing the constitutively active mutant of EpoR into the endogenous EpoR locus.
(A) Targeting of EpoRR129C mutation into the endogenous EpoR locus was performed using a double replacement. In the first step, pEpoR-M2 construct was used to replace the WT allele of the EpoR to generate EpoRhytk/− ES cells. For the second step, pEpoRR129C construct was electroporated into the EpoRhytk/− ES to replace the EpoRhytk allele. Predicted restriction fragments by EcoRV digestion were indicated. (B) Southern blot analysis for knock-in event. Genomic DNA was isolated and digested with EcoRV. Southern blot was probed with an external probe A.